Associate Attorney – Litigation; Fully Remote

Position: Associate Attorney – Litigation (Fully Remote) Pay: $ - $ per year Why This Is a Great Opportunity • Work fully remote with no geographic restrictions • Handle meaningful, high-impact litigation work from day one • Join a fast-moving practice with a strong track record of real trial and settlement results • Gain hands-on experience across federal and state court matters • Competitive compensation with room to grow as the practice expands • Be trusted with responsibility, not buried under busywork Location: Fully remote role. Work from anywhere in the U.S. while handling California-based litigation matters. Note: To be considered, candidates must have 3+ years of litigation experience and hands-on federal court experience. Active California Bar admission is required. About Our Client Our client is a highly respected litigation firm focused on consumer protection and complex civil matters. They are known for taking on impactful cases, achieving strong outcomes for clients, and giving attorneys meaningful responsibility and autonomy. The firm values sharp legal thinking, ownership of cases, and a results-driven mindset. Job Description • Handle all phases of litigation from pleadings through resolution • Draft complaints, motions, discovery, and substantive legal filings • Manage cases in federal and state court • Conduct legal research and develop case strategy • Participate in settlement negotiations and case evaluations • Work closely with a collaborative litigation team in a fast-paced environment Qualifications • 3+ years of civil litigation experience • Active California Bar license in good standing • Federal court experience required • Strong legal writing, research, and analytical skills • Ability to manage cases independently in a remote setting • Consumer protection, personal injury, or similar litigation experience is a plus Why You’ll Love Working Here • Fully remote with real trust and flexibility • Substantive litigation work, not just support tasks • Clear expectations and autonomy over your cases • Collaborative team that values strong legal work • Opportunity to grow long-term with a busy and expanding practice Benefits • Dental insurance • Paid time off • Retirement plan • Vision insurance #J-18808-Ljbffr Apply tot his job

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