Associate Attorney: Superior Executive

Company - Superior Executive and Legal Recruiting
California, USA

The Associate Attorney role is a full-time remote position with Superior Executive and Legal Recruiting. The role is based in California and represents workers whose former employers violated state or federal rights. Starting pay is $77,000, and the employer states that many attorneys earn more than $120,000 when bonuses are included.

The position sits on Team 2 Associate Attorney and accepts entry-level attorneys, attorneys with three to five years of experience, and senior associate attorneys. A qualified member of the California Bar is required, along with a genuine interest in labor and employment law. The work is fully remote and includes unlimited paid time off.

• Role: Associate Attorney
• Employer: Superior Executive and Legal Recruiting

Applicants prepare a resume, cover letter, and other relevant documents that establish California Bar membership and interest in labor and employment law. The materials can also identify the experience level that matches the Team 2 Associate Attorney structure.

The associate attorney represents workers in claims against former employers. The case types include wrongful termination, wage and hour violations, discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation under state or federal law.

Each matter requires a lawyer to understand the employment relationship, identify the legal rights involved, and prosecute the claim through the applicable process. The role therefore combines client representation with pleadings, evidence review, legal research, written advocacy, and communication about case developments.

• Wrongful termination claims
• Wage and hour claims
• Discrimination claims

California Bar membership is a stated requirement for the role. The attorney must be able to practice under the professional rules that govern California client representation and apply state and federal employment law to the facts of each claim.

Case preparation begins with a clear factual record. Employment documents, workplace communications, pay records, personnel actions, and witness accounts can determine which claims have support and which legal remedies remain available. The associate attorney turns that record into research, case strategy, correspondence, and court filings.

The work requires disciplined writing because a worker's position must be expressed through accurate facts and a defined legal theory. Client communication also requires plain explanations of process, deadlines, evidence, and the decisions that shape a claim.

Team 2 includes attorneys at different career stages. Entry-level attorneys can enter the role, while attorneys with three to five years of experience and senior associate attorneys also fit the stated experience range.

The team structure places case work inside a broader labor and employment practice focused on protecting workers' rights. A new attorney develops through direct claim work, legal research, written advocacy, and repeated application of state and federal employment rules to individual client matters.

The position is fully remote across California. Remote legal work requires secure handling of client information, dependable access to case files, organized calendar control, and clear communication with the legal team and represented workers.

Unlimited paid time off is part of the stated benefits. The compensation structure starts at $77,000, while the employer states that many attorneys earn more than $120,000 with bonuses included. The role therefore combines a published starting figure with performance-related compensation that varies by attorney.

The assignment is directed to California lawyers whose practice interests include labor and employment claims. Its subject matter keeps the attorney close to the records, witnesses, and legal arguments that determine whether a former employer violated a worker's rights.

The role's compensation, remote structure, and leave policy accompany a caseload built around individual worker claims. A complete application identifies the applicant's California Bar status, experience level, and reason for pursuing employment-law representation.