We are looking for a dedicated Associate to join a thriving personal injury law firm in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In this role, you will be instrumental in managing cases, advocating for clients, and contributing to a dynamic legal team focused on delivering exceptional results. This position offers an opportunity to handle diverse personal injury matters while honing your litigation skills in a collaborative environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Advocate for clients in various personal injury cases, including motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and employment discrimination.<br>• Conduct thorough legal research and draft key documents such as pleadings, motions, and discovery requests.<br>• Oversee case files from initial intake to resolution, including negotiations, mediations, and trial preparations.<br>• Collaborate closely with senior attorneys to develop litigation strategies and maintain effective client communication.<br>• Represent clients at court hearings, depositions, and settlement discussions.<br>• Ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards throughout all case processes.<br>• Stay informed on changes in laws and regulations relevant to personal injury practice.<br>• Maintain organized case documentation and meet critical deadlines.<br>• Provide strategic support during complex litigation scenarios.<br>• Contribute to a positive and meticulous team environment focused on achieving successful outcomes.
We are looking for an Associate to join a legal team in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, supporting a broad mix of dispute resolution and regulatory matters. This role is well suited for an attorney who brings solid litigation experience and wants to expand work across healthcare-related issues, investigations, employment concerns, commercial conflicts, and transactional support. The position offers meaningful client interaction, substantive drafting responsibilities, and involvement in matters that require sound judgment, organization, and strong advocacy skills.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Contribute to all phases of litigation by helping manage case strategy, preparing for hearings and mediations, and supporting trial execution.<br>• Prepare legal documents such as complaints, motions, briefs, discovery requests, subpoenas, and settlement-related materials with attention to accuracy and persuasive writing.<br>• Assist with fact development by reviewing records, organizing evidence, coordinating witness interviews, and helping attorneys prepare for depositions.<br>• Participate in internal and external investigations by analyzing documents, identifying key issues, and supporting responses to sensitive legal matters.<br>• Draft and negotiate commercial agreements connected to healthcare operations, including vendor arrangements and software service contracts.<br>• Provide legal support on workplace issues, compliance questions, corporate governance matters, and regulatory obligations affecting clients.<br>• Conduct legal research and translate findings into practical guidance for attorneys and clients across a range of contentious and advisory matters.
<p>Our client is looking for an Associate to join a growing boutique law practice in Wilmington, Delaware. This role is ideal for an attorney who wants to build long-term depth in elder law, estate planning, and special needs planning while working closely with clients and families on complex, sensitive matters. The position offers meaningful exposure to sophisticated legal work, direct client interaction, and close collaboration with an experienced team in an in-office environment.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Oversee estate and trust administration matters through each stage of the post-death process, ensuring files move forward accurately and efficiently.</p><p>• Advise individuals and families on estate planning options and prepare tailored documents that reflect their personal, financial, and long-term goals.</p><p>• Lead client consultations, document review sessions, execution meetings, and family discussions with clarity and care.</p><p>• Create planning solutions for clients with disabilities, including the development and implementation of special needs trusts and related strategies.</p><p>• Analyze public benefits issues, trust revisions, and other complex planning questions through thorough legal research and written analysis.</p><p>• Manage uncontested guardianship matters and prepare powers of attorney and related documents to support personal and financial decision-making.</p><p>• Guide families of individuals with special needs on legal considerations connected to adulthood planning and future care arrangements.</p><p>• Counsel clients on long-term care Medicaid planning and asset preservation approaches in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.</p><p>• Maintain an active workload that includes legal drafting, client service, case management, ongoing development, and coordination with support staff and firm leadership.Our client</p>
Our growing trusts & estates group is currently seeking a junior associate to assist with estate planning and administration, Delaware trust planning for clients throughout the country, and trust advisory work for individual and corporate fiduciaries. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior-level attorney looking to develop their trust & estates practice while gaining exposure to sophisticated estate planning, trust, tax, and fiduciary matters.<br>Responsibilities<br>• Assist with estate planning and administration matters for individual clients and families.<br>• Assist with the preparation and review of estate planning documents, trusts, and related legal documents.<br>• Support Delaware trust planning for clients throughout the country.<br>• Assist with trust advisory work for individual and corporate fiduciaries.<br>• Conduct legal research related to trusts, estates, tax, fiduciary matters, and Delaware trust law.<br>• Draft legal memoranda, correspondence, and other written materials related to client matters.<br>• Communicate professionally and responsively with clients, fiduciaries, financial professionals, and other parties involved in trust and estate matters.<br>• Work closely with attorneys and other team members to manage multiple assignments and ensure client matters are handled efficiently and accurately.<br>Qualifications<br>• Trusts & estates experience preferred, but not required<br>• Delaware bar preferred, but not required<br>• LLM in taxation preferred, but not required<br>• Strong academic credentials<br>• Proven writing ability<br>• Strong legal research, analytical, and problem-solving skills.<br>• Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple assignments and competing deadlines.<br>• Strong client service and communication skills with the ability to work collaboratively with attorneys and other professionals.
<p>The salary for this position is 290,000 - 300,000. The benefits include paid time off, health insurance, flexible schedules, and growth opportunities.</p><p><br></p><p>A leading regional CPA firm with offices in New Jersey and Florida is looking for a Partner with a strong background in tax and auditing. The firm has been in business for over seventy years and has an excellent reputation and low turnover. They are rapidly expanding and need to bring on a partner in either their Morristown, Middletown, West Palm Beach, or Fort Lauderdale area offices.A CPA is required and anyone with a book of business would be ideal, even if smaller in size. The firm with consider anyone with an expertise in tax, audit, or a combination of both.The partnership opening is due to expansion and the impending retirement of several partners with tenure in the firm of over 30 years each. To apply email a resume in a Word format to Robert Half International. Or call Rich Singer, CPA at 848-202-7970 to discuss this excellent opportunity.</p>
<p>Our client a boutique transactional law firm is currently seeking Associate Attorney to join a growing litigation team serving clients in Bucks County, PA and Princeton, New Jersey. This position is suited for a lawyer who brings solid commercial litigation experience and is ready to take ownership of substantive matters while working closely with clients and senior counsel. The role offers exposure to complex disputes involving banking, finance, and business-related issues within a collaborative legal environment.</p><p><br></p><p>Interested candidates should reach out to Kevin Ross at Robert Half in Philadelphia for immediate consideration. </p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Lead commercial dispute matters through each stage of the case lifecycle, from early assessment and filings to resolution or trial preparation.</p><p>• Advocate for banks, lenders, companies, and other organizational clients in contested business and financial services matters.</p><p>• Prepare and refine a broad range of litigation documents, including pleadings, briefs, motions, discovery materials, and settlement documentation.</p><p>• Analyze statutes, regulations, contracts, and precedent to shape case strategy and support legal arguments.</p><p>• Oversee discovery efforts by coordinating document review, managing productions, preparing for depositions, and addressing discovery conflicts.</p><p>• Participate in negotiations, mediations, hearings, and court proceedings to advance client interests and support case outcomes.</p><p>• Partner with clients and firm leadership to evaluate exposure, identify practical options, and recommend effective litigation approaches.</p><p>• Balance multiple active cases and deadlines while maintaining accuracy, responsiveness, and a high standard of legal work.</p>
<p>Our client is seeking an Associate Attorney to join a litigation practice in the Philadelphia suburbs. This permanent opportunity is suited for an attorney with 1–3 years of experience who is eager to build courtroom skills while contributing to significant matters involving medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, product liability, and general litigation. The role offers substantial client contact, close collaboration with experienced trial lawyers, and meaningful involvement in case development from the early stages through resolution.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Handle litigation matters with increasing autonomy while partnering with senior trial attorneys on case strategy and execution.</p><p>• Prepare and refine substantive legal documents, including complaints, motions, briefs, discovery requests, and related filings.</p><p>• Research legal issues thoroughly and translate findings into practical strategies for complex civil cases.</p><p>• Manage deposition work by preparing witnesses, questioning fact and expert witnesses, defending depositions, and assessing testimony for case positioning.</p><p>• Communicate directly with clients and coordinate with medical, technical, and other specialists to strengthen claims and damages presentation.</p><p>• Support mediation and settlement efforts by organizing case materials, evaluating exposure, and participating in negotiation discussions.</p><p>• Assist in trial readiness by developing exhibits, preparing witnesses, drafting pretrial motions and jury materials, and organizing evidentiary presentations.</p><p>• Contribute in courtroom and arbitration settings, with opportunities to grow into first-chair and second-chair responsibilities as experience advances.</p><p>• Participate in practice development efforts and build strong relationships that support long-term client growth and business generation.</p>
We are looking for an Associate Attorney to join a high-level corporate litigation practice in Wilmington, Delaware. This position offers meaningful responsibility on sophisticated business disputes and the chance to work closely with experienced attorneys on matters involving corporate governance, fiduciary obligations, shareholder conflicts, and transaction-related litigation. The role is well suited for a lawyer who thrives in a demanding environment and is eager to build deep experience before the Delaware Court of Chancery and other courts in the state.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Advocate for clients in business and corporate disputes before the Delaware Court of Chancery as well as state and federal courts in Delaware.<br>• Prepare a wide range of litigation documents, including complaints, answers, motions, briefs, and discovery materials.<br>• Perform detailed legal research and translate findings into strategic analyses that support case development.<br>• Oversee discovery activities from initial planning through document review, written responses, and deposition preparation.<br>• Contribute to the preparation for hearings, trials, and time-sensitive court proceedings.<br>• Serve as a point of contact with clients, opposing counsel, and court representatives to keep matters moving efficiently.<br>• Evaluate issues involving corporate governance, fiduciary responsibilities, shareholder rights, and deal-related disputes.<br>• Partner with senior attorneys to shape litigation strategy, manage deadlines, and advance matters effectively.
We are looking for an Associate Consultant to join our team in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania. In this role, you will gain hands-on experience by supporting consulting engagements and collaborating with senior consultants to deliver solutions for manufacturing and packaging clients. This position offers an exciting opportunity to develop your expertise in process analysis, system implementation, and client training.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Observe and assist senior consultants during client engagements to understand consulting techniques and industry practices.<br>• Provide support for consulting projects focused on manufacturing and packaging solutions.<br>• Conduct on-site observations, gather data, and document processes for client workflows.<br>• Participate in system implementation tasks, including configuration, testing, and validation.<br>• Join client visits to perform assessments, deliver training, and ensure project success.<br>• Develop and update training materials, user guides, and reference documents tailored to client needs.<br>• Translate consulting insights into well-structured, actionable learning content.<br>• Collaborate with senior consultants to align training materials with industry standards and client expectations.<br>• Continuously expand your knowledge of products, industry trends, and relevant technologies.
<p>We are looking for a detail-oriented Buyer to support materials planning and purchasing activities for a manufacturing company in Ocean County, New Jersey. This Long-term Contract position focuses on keeping material supply aligned with production needs, improving continuity across the supply chain, and helping maintain product quality standards. The role works closely with internal teams and suppliers to anticipate demand, address shortages, and support efficient planning throughout the product lifecycle.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Coordinate purchasing activities to secure materials needed for production and maintain reliable supply coverage.</p><p>• Monitor stock levels and usage patterns to keep inventory balanced while supporting schedule attainment.</p><p>• Review demand signals, material requirements, and production plans to help ensure timely availability of components.</p><p>• Work with suppliers on order status, delivery timing, and performance issues to reduce disruptions and improve service.</p><p>• Assist with supplier agreements and purchasing terms in alignment with company guidelines for cost, quality, and delivery expectations.</p><p>• Identify supply chain concerns, market developments, and vendor-related risks, then communicate findings and recommendations to leadership.</p><p>• Partner with production, quality, and engineering teams to confirm material specifications and support operational readiness.</p><p>• Contribute to planning activities across pre-production, launch, and ongoing manufacturing to support smooth material flow through the product lifecycle.</p><p>• Follow established company procedures and standards while supporting continuous improvement in planning and procurement processes.</p>
We are looking for a detail-oriented Collections specialist to join a growing team in Pennsylvania. This contract opportunity is ideal for someone who brings strong experience in accounts receivable, account reconciliation, and customer payment follow-up. In this role, you will help maintain healthy customer accounts, support timely cash flow, and work closely with internal teams to resolve outstanding balances with accuracy and care.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Contact customers by phone and email to review past-due balances, confirm payment timelines, and identify reasons for delayed remittance.<br>• Maintain accurate documentation of collection activity, customer account status, and relevant financial updates within company records.<br>• Process incoming payments and perform account reconciliation to ensure customer balances are current and correctly reflected.<br>• Partner with sales representatives to discuss account standing, address credit concerns, and develop practical payment approaches for customer accounts.<br>• Provide regular updates to the Credit Manager regarding delinquent accounts, collection challenges, and matters requiring escalation or support.<br>• Investigate discrepancies on customer accounts and work across teams to resolve billing or payment issues efficiently.<br>• Contribute to monthly accounts receivable reviews by preparing account information and highlighting risk areas or aging concerns.<br>• Interact with customers and colleagues in a detail-oriented, service-focused manner that supports strong business relationships.
We are looking for an experienced, detail-oriented legal team member to join our commercial real estate organization. This role supports a broad range of property transactions, financing matters, and development activities across a national portfolio while working closely with senior legal leadership and cross-functional business partners. The ideal candidate brings sound judgment, strong transactional experience, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Direct and coordinate external legal counsel during property acquisitions to help ensure efficient execution from diligence through closing.<br>• Drive transaction schedules by tracking milestones, resolving open items, and helping keep deals on pace for completion.<br>• Contribute to the legal structuring of acquisitions and financing arrangements, offering guidance on risk, terms, and documentation.<br>• Examine due diligence materials such as title commitments, surveys, zoning reports, and environmental assessments to identify issues affecting transactions.<br>• Collaborate with internal stakeholders and outside advisors to support negotiations and advance deal terms toward resolution.<br>• Analyze and revise real estate agreements, including purchase and sale contracts, leases, and closing-related documents.<br>• Work alongside transaction and deal teams to evaluate lease provisions and support effective structuring of complex real estate matters.<br>• Review settlement and closing statements for accuracy and assist in refining legal and transactional workflows where improvements are needed.