Litigation Associate, Single-Plaintiff FEHA - Defense; Am- REMOTE
Santa Ana, Orange County, California, 92725, USA
Listed on 2026-01-13
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Law/Legal
Litigation, Legal Counsel, Lawyer, Employment Law
Job Description
Candidate must reside and have passed the CA Bar to be considered
Job Title:
Employment Litigation Associate (single-plaintiff FEHA cases)
Location:
California - Remote flexibility offered, but must be local to CA, with occasional in-office appearances in one of the firm’s offices:
Irvine, Los Angeles, Ontario, Oxnard, San Francisco, Fresno, Sacramento, Carlsbad, San Diego, Walnut Creek.
Compensation:
Base salary of $130,000 - $225,000 (commensurate with experience, targeting 1-5 years), plus bonus.
Billing / hours: 1900.
Benefits Overview:
The Am100 law firm, a prominent California-based practice, seeks a dedicated Associate Attorney to join its employment law team. This position focuses primarily on managing single-plaintiff cases. The ideal candidate will have experience in employment litigation and exceptional writing skills.
- Manage single-plaintiff FEHA cases, including drafting pleadings, motions, and legal briefs.
- Conduct thorough legal research and produce high-quality written deliverables.
- Represent the law firm’s clients primarily in state court, with some federal court involvement.
- Address occasional wage and hour issues related to FEHA cases.
- Communicate effectively with the law firm’s clients and opposing counsel to resolve disputes.
- Handle all phases of litigation, including discovery, depositions, and court appearances.
- Active California Bar license required.
- Experience in employment litigation, with a focus on FEHA cases.
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.
- Strong academic credentials.
- Ability to work independently in a remote environment while maintaining collaboration with the firm’s team.
- Familiarity with federal employment laws is advantageous but not required.
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