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Chubbs Chicago House Counselfirm Schueler Dallavo and Casieri is seeking a Senior Attorney to handle Employment/Housing Discrimination and Directors & Officers litigation. This Attorney will handle a caseload of the firms matters in both State and Federal Courts and administrative agencies in Illinois and Wisconsin.
Education and Licenses:
J.D. Degree from Accredited Law School
Bar Admission to Illinois and Wisconsin State Courts and Illinois and Wisconsin Federal Courts
Position Description:
As a member of Chubbs Chicago House Counsel this attorney will be responsible for defending Chubb insured institutional clients and boards of directors against a wide range of claims involving employment discrimination housing discrimination and Directors and Officers liability including responding to demand letters charges of discrimination at the administrative agency level and litigation in state and federal courts.
Specific duties will include: administrative agency work preparing position statements and responses and appearing at agency hearings and other proceedings; trial work conducting and defending depositions and engaging in other pre-trial discovery drafting pleadings engaging in motion practice; researching briefing and arguing appellate matters; representing client at mediations negotiating settlements; complying with Chubb litigation guidelines generating reports and evaluations on assigned cases; and other duties as assigned.
Range of clients to be represented encompass small to mid size corporations privately held organizations not for profit organizations educational institutions health industry institutions cultural institutions condominium/cooperative/homeowner association boards of directors financial services institutions real estate developers and managers technology companies.
A successful candidate must be an attorney licensed to practice before Illinois and Wisconsin state and federal courts should possess 5 years of demonstrated success in litigation a wide range of employment and labor liability matters and should possess the professional stature and business acumen needed to be a productive member of the firm. The successful candidate should also possess:
Full-Time