3+ PQE · July 17, 2026 (4 months ago)
Salary
$215,000 - $290,000
Employment type
Full-time
Practice area
Litigation · Arbitration · Litigation · Securities
Locations
District of Columbia · Seattle · New York City · Los Angeles · San Francisco · Chicago · Portland
Overview
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Work with a recruiter who has a real relationship with the hiring team and comes recommended by your peers.
Long Ridge Partners
Alec Zatirka joined DWT’s Seattle office in the Litigation group.
Ed was referred to me by one of my close friends and I in turn have referred him to several of my friends. This is for good reason. Ed is an exceptional recruiter who was able to get me multiple interviews in a harder to break in to secondary market. And even though he was getting me interviews with firms, he was also supportive of my efforts to apply to firms independently. Ed gave me candid, helpful advice on my prospects, but at no point did I feel like he was pushing me to a firm that would not be a good fit for me. I am happy at the firm I am now at, which Ed got me an interview with, but if I ever want to make another career move I would not hesitate to reach out to Ed again.
Lateral Link
Grant Damon-Feng joined DWT’s Seattle office in the Litigation group.
Summer was an incredible resource during my transition from Los Angeles to Seattle. She has strong connections and a deep understanding of the market, and she took time to understand my career goals and help find a match that made sense for me. Summer was an attentive guide and a fierce advocate throughout the entire process, and I highly recommend her to anyone looking to make a move.
David Carrie LLC
Sharon Alice Joseph joined DWT’s New York City office in the Litigation group.
Alice worked with me to secure a lateral move that I'm pleased with. I appreciated her guidance in clarifying my priorities and then focusing on opportunities that aligned with them. I especially appreciated her tailored approach to my goals and as well as her vast connections and practical insight. Two thumbs up!
