4 LinkedIn About section examples for attorneys

Litigation associate handling complex commercial matters. Excellent research and writing skills.

Litigation associate, 5th year, focused on complex commercial and business tort cases — 30+ depositions taken and defended, dispositive motions briefed and argued, and second-chair experience on two federal jury trials. NY and NJ bars.

Partners hand me witnesses, not outlines. I took the lead on a $40M breach-of-contract case last year: ran fact development, drafted the summary judgment papers, and settled at a number the client quoted back to us in the engagement letter.

Open to senior associate and of-counsel litigation roles. Message me here.

Corporate associate working on M&A transactions and general corporate matters.

Corporate associate, 6th year, running M&A deals from LOI through closing — $2B in closed transactions across private equity and strategic buyers, middle-market focus.

I quarterback diligence across six workstreams, draft and negotiate the purchase agreement, and keep the deal timeline honest. My last sell-side closed in 87 days from engagement to funds flow — the client's board asked for me by name on the next one.

Open to senior M&A roles, firm or in-house. Message me here.

Employment attorney handling litigation and counseling for employers.

Employment attorney, California bar, defending wage-and-hour, PAGA and discrimination matters — 100+ cases resolved, most before trial, and a counseling practice that keeps clients out of court in the first place.

I run the audits that find the exposure before the plaintiff's firm does: pay practices, meal and rest policies, arbitration agreements. One client's PAGA exposure dropped from an estimated $4M to $300K after a policy overhaul I led.

Open to senior employment counsel roles, firm or in-house. Message me here.

In-house counsel at a technology company handling a variety of legal matters.

In-house counsel at a 400-person SaaS company — the entire legal function. Commercial contracts, privacy, employment, and the outside-counsel budget that used to run 3x what it does now.

I built the contract playbook that lets sales close standard SaaS deals without me: 300+ agreements a year move through it, median turnaround under 48 hours. What's left on my desk is the interesting stuff — DPAs, enterprise MSAs, and the occasional acquisition.

Open to senior counsel and head-of-legal roles in SaaS. Happy to share the playbook structure.