Labor & Employment Counsel or Partner - Remote - California Litigation
San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, 94102, USA
Listed on 2026-10-02
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Law/Legal
Litigation, Employment Law, Legal Counsel, Lawyer
Labor & Employment Counsel or Partner
- Remote
- California Litigation
$200000 - $360000 per year | Irvine, CA | Remote | Permanent
Remote Labor & Employment Counsel or Partner (Wage and Hour) - California Litigation - $200k to $360k Base + BonusA bit about us:Founded nearly 40 years ago, we are a 50-attorney business law firm serving government contractors and commercial businesses across the country. Our labor and employment practice operates as an advisory-first team, sitting alongside a nationally recognized government contracts group. This pairing gives attorneys regular exposure to matters that blend traditional EEO and labor counseling with the regulatory complexity unique to federal contracting, without the caseload pressure of a litigation-heavy practice.
Whyjoin us?
- Base salary range:
Counsel: $200k to $300k + bonuses;
Partner: $300k-$360k base + bonuses - Medical, dental, and life insurance
- Employer-matched 401(k) plan
- Generous PTO, sick leave, and paid holidays
- Fully remote - live anywhere in the US
- Counsel billable hours requirement is 1750. Partner billable hours requirement is 1600
- Own the California L&E seat currently handled through outside local counsel — build it in-house
Advise and represent management-side clients on California labor and employment matters, serving as first- or second-chair in California state and federal litigation and arbitration, with additional exposure to the firm's nationwide commercial litigation practice. The firm currently engages local counsel for California matters and is building this seat in-house for someone who can handle both advice-and-counsel work and litigation when needed.
- Advise management-side clients on California-specific employment law, including wage-and-hour, meal and rest break, and PAGA compliance
- Serve as first- or second-chair in California state and federal court litigation and arbitration — travel is occasional given the firm's strong settlement track record, with specific court/city concentration to be discussed in interviews
- Defend EEO, discrimination, sexual harassment, restrictive covenant, and retaliation claims in both individual and class action settings
- Support the firm's nationwide commercial litigation practice, including commercial contract, government contract, construction, and white collar civil disputes, since the practice is not limited to California matters
- Share travel responsibilities with the DC-based L&E and Litigation partners as needed
- California Bar Admission
- Willingness to submit a DC Bar waiver application before start date (admission itself can follow after hire)
- 5+ years of substantive labor and employment litigation experience, with CA wage and hour experience
- Seeking Senior Associates, Counsel and Partners (For Partners: Portable book of $250k+ needed)
- Wage-and-hour and meal/rest break class actions
- PAGA representative actions
- EEO, discrimination, and sexual harassment defense
- Restrictive covenant and retaliation matters
- Government contracts or commercial litigation (a plus, not required)
Jobot is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We provide an inclusive work environment that celebrates diversity and all qualified candidates receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, age (40 and over), disability, military status, genetic information or any other basis protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws. Jobot also prohibits harassment of applicants or employees based on any of these protected categories.
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