Litigation Associate

Litigation Associate Opportunity LaMagna McKenna, Attorneys At Law | White Plains, NY</strong> Build your litigation career with meaningful casework, direct mentorship, and a clear path toward long-term growth. About Us</strong> LaMagna McKenna is a respected and expanding law firm with a strong litigation practice focused on personal injury litigation, as well as estate and trust matters, guardianship, and conservatorship litigation. We serve clients during some of the most important and challenging moments in their lives, combining strategic advocacy with a thoughtful, client-centered approach. Our firm continues to grow, driven by a steady influx of new cases and a commitment to building a team of skilled, motivated attorneys. We offer an environment where attorneys are supported, challenged, and given the opportunity to develop their practice in a meaningful way. About the Role We are seeking an Associate with 2 to 5 years of experience to focus on a mix of personal injury litigation, estate and trust litigation, guardianship, and conservatorship matters. This is a hands-on role with direct involvement in cases, client interaction, and courtroom exposure. You will work closely with experienced attorneys who are invested in your development while also having the opportunity to take ownership of your work and grow your skills across multiple litigation areas. This position is in-office in White Plains and requires a strong commitment to collaboration and client service. What You?ll Do

• Manage and support an active caseload focused on personal injury litigation, estate and trust litigation, guardianship, and conservatorship
• Prepare pleadings, motions, discovery, and legal memoranda
• Participate in court appearances, conferences, depositions, and hearings
• Work directly with clients and provide clear, professional communication
• Collaborate with attorneys and staff to move cases forward efficiently
• Develop case strategies and contribute to litigation planning
• Maintain organization, deadlines, and procedural compliance across matters