Privacy Tech Errors and Omissions Litigation Partner - CA Preferred

Overview

A national law firm is seeking an experienced Privacy Tech E&O Litigation Partner, preferably located in California but open to any U.S. location. This full-time, remote position offers the opportunity to join as a full partner with autonomy, flexibility, and significant long-term growth potential.

Responsibilities

• Represent clients in complex litigation involving data privacy, cybersecurity, and technology errors and omissions (E&O).
• Provide senior-level expertise on privacy laws, technology transactions, cybersecurity incidents, and professional liability.
• Handle regulatory investigations and advise clients on risk mitigation strategies in the evolving privacy and technology law landscape.
• Collaborate with peers across the country while maintaining control over work location and schedule.
• Appear in court or before agencies in licensed jurisdictions as required.

Requirements

• Juris Doctorate degree.
• Minimum of 7 years of experience, preferably from AmLaw 200, Law360 400, respected regional, or sophisticated boutique firms.
• Strong litigation background with experience in privacy, cybersecurity, and technology-related matters.
• Ability to manage and grow a practice with a focus on client relationships.
• Portable book of business of $350,000 preferred but not required.

Compensation & Benefits

• Performance-based compensation under an Eat What You Kill model.
• Partners receive 30% of collected fees on matters they originate plus 50% of collected fees attributable to their personal time worked.
• No cap on earning potential; estimated annual compensation ranges from $150,000 to $2,500,000+ depending on performance.
• Tiered benefit options including group insurance programs, retirement savings, professional liability coverage, and operational support.
• Benefit eligibility and contributions vary by tier and location and are detailed during the partnership process.

Location

• Remote-first position open to any U.S. location, with a preference for California.
• Must be licensed to practice and able to appear in court or before agencies in their jurisdiction when necessary.