Overview
This role involves immediate openings for junior and mid-level Business and Commercial Litigation Attorneys. All years of experience are welcome to apply. The organization offers flexible work options, including hybrid opportunities.
The employer is a full-service AmLaw 100 firm with national and local practices. The commercial litigation group is actively growing and provides opportunities for career development.
Responsibilities
- Handle active, complex matters pending in state and federal court
- Perform legal writing, analysis, and research
- Take ownership of assigned work and contribute effectively to ongoing cases
- Conduct written discovery tasks, including propounding and responding to written discovery (preferred)
- Take depositions (preferred)
- Draft dispositive motions and pre-trial motions (preferred)
Trial experience is preferred but not required.
Experience defending class actions is a plus but not required.
Requirements
- Excellent academic background
- Proven skills in writing, analysis, and research
- Self-starter who can take ownership of work and contribute to complex matters
- Must be licensed and admitted to practice in California
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience propounding and responding to written discovery
- Experience taking depositions
- Experience drafting dispositive motions and pre-trial motions
- Trial experience
- Experience defending class actions
Compensation & Benefits
- Competitive compensation
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Eligibility for both discretionary and performance-based bonuses
- Student loan repayment assistance
- Pay range: USD $100,000.00 - USD $275,000.00 /Yr.
Actual compensation is tailored to each individual and may vary based on experience, skills, practice area, business generation, work arrangement, and geographic market.
Location
Offices are located nationwide, including roles with hybrid opportunities and other flexible arrangements (including remote roles, alternative work arrangements, and contract opportunities throughout the country).