Complex Cases. Strong Mentorship. Become a Better Litigator.

Associate Attorney | New Jersey

An active New Jersey Bar license is required.

The best way to become a strong litigator is to work on meaningful cases, take on real responsibility, and learn from attorneys who know how to navigate complex litigation.

That is what we are building at Tyson & Mendes in New Jersey.

Our growing New Jersey team is looking for an Associate Attorney who wants substantive litigation experience, thoughtful mentorship, and increasing responsibility as their skills and judgment develop.

Our attorneys handle complex, high exposure matters, including multimillion dollar losses, professional liability, medical malpractice, catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, and other significant civil defense litigation.

If you want to understand the entire case, not simply complete assignments, we would like to meet you.

Work on Cases That Will Challenge You

This is an opportunity to develop your skills on sophisticated matters where strategy and preparation matter.

You will gain experience with discovery, depositions, substantive motion practice, expert work, case evaluation, client communication, mediation, witness preparation, and trial preparation.

As you demonstrate your capabilities, you will have opportunities to take greater ownership of your matters and become increasingly involved in case strategy and client relationships.

We want you to understand not only what needs to be done, but why it matters and what should happen next.

Learn From an Experienced New Jersey Litigator

Our New Jersey office is led by Danielle DeGeorgio, New Jersey Branch Office Managing Partner, whose practice focuses on catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, insurance coverage, and professional malpractice.

Danielle has extensive New Jersey litigation experience, including courtroom work, trial preparation, dispositive motion practice, appellate matters, and the preparation of fact and expert witnesses.

Her approach to developing attorneys balances mentorship with autonomy.

She will give you room to think, make decisions, and develop your own judgment. At the same time, she stays connected enough to provide guidance, help you strategize, and step in before you find yourself too far off course.

The goal is not to micromanage you.