The Litigation Attorney will manage commercial litigation cases from initial intake to resolution, handling various procedures such as discovery, motion practice, arbitration, and trial. Key responsibilities include reviewing and analyzing client documents, conducting legal research, preparing complex analyses, and drafting pleadings and legal correspondence. The attorney will also engage in discovery, which involves taking and defending depositions, as well as preparing for and attending arbitration hearings and trials. Furthermore, they will guide clients by offering strategic direction regarding their cases and ensuring consistent communication to keep clients informed about developments. To qualify, candidates should have a betweem 5-10 years of litigation experience and must be admitted to practice in Michigan.