ClientTeam Counsel (Labor & Employment)
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Описание вакансии
Location: Remote, but candidates must reside in a state where has a physical office. The role is associated with California offices in Los Angeles, San Diego, Torrance, Fresno, San Francisco, Costa Mesa, and Sacramento.
Salary: $145,000–$200,000 annually, adjusted based on experience, geographic location, and other job-related factors.
Company
is a large labor and employment law firm representing management in employment-related legal matters, with more than 1,100 attorneys across 60 offices.
What you will do
- Defend employers in primarily single- and multi-plaintiff employment litigation.
- Develop defense strategies and conduct legal research.
- Draft pleadings and dispositive motions.
- Manage discovery activities, including motion practice.
- Take or defend depositions, argue motions, and participate in mediations and trials when required.
- Collaborate with attorneys, administrative professionals, and clients on dedicated client teams.
Requirements
- Active California law license in good standing is required.
- At least 2 years of litigation experience is required.
- Experience may come from a law firm or in-house practice; employment law experience is not required.
- Excellent analytical, writing, organizational, multitasking, and client-service skills.
- High self-motivation, accountability, responsiveness, and collaborative communication skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Culture & Benefits
- Flexible remote work without office attendance requirements.
- Lower billable-hours target than full-time shareholder-track attorneys.
- Participation in the annual all-attorney retreat.
- Access to extensive learning and development resources.
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