Full Job Description
As an Attorney at Marmero Law LLC, you'll help clients understand their options and move forward with confidence. You'll research legal issues, develop practical strategies, prepare and review legal documents, and represent clients through each stage of their matters. You will also, on occasion, attend and cover public meetings of municipal entities throughout New Jersey. A hybrid remote-working option is also available.
Areas of practice include, but are not limited to: Land Use and Redevelopment, Affordable Housing, Labor & Employment, OPRA, In Rem Foreclosures, Tax Appeals, General Litigation including personal injury, Title 59, contract disputes, NJLAD, CEPA, etc.
We value clear communication, thoughtful judgment, and a collaborative approach to serving clients. You'll work closely with colleagues to keep matters moving and ensure clients feel informed and supported. If you're ready to make a meaningful difference through your legal work, we invite you to apply.
Responsibilities
• Guide clients through their legal options, keep them informed, and help them move forward with confidence.
• Research legal issues and assess relevant facts to shape practical strategies for each matter.
• Draft, review, and refine legal documents to support clients' matters from start to finish.
• Manage matters across areas such as land use and redevelopment, affordable housing, labor and employment, OPRA, in rem foreclosures, tax appeals, general litigation, personal injury, Title 59, contract disputes, NJLAD, and CEPA.
• Represent clients through each stage of their matters, including litigation and other legal proceedings.
• Attend and cover public meetings of municipal entities throughout New Jersey on occasion.
• Work closely with colleagues to coordinate legal work, keep matters moving, and provide clients with clear, thoughtful service.
Qualifications
• Admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey;
• Experience in representing municipal public entities;
• Preferred experience in some, if not all, of the areas practiced at the firm;
• Attorney License must be in good standing.
