Litigation Associate Attorney
Verrill Dana
Westport, CT · $145k–$151k a year · Posted November 3, 2026
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This listing pays about $147,950 a year. Across 129 open litigation associate attorney listings that state pay, the middle half runs $130,000 to $172,500 and the median is $150,000. That is inside the middle half of those listings, 1% below the median.
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...-jury cases, in addition to handling several hundred arbitrations and thousands of mediations and administrative proceedings. Our attorneys are committed to partnering closely with clients to navigate challenging legal issues and achieve practical, result-driven outcomes...