Partial Remote Flexibility. Employment/Business Defense Litigation FirmThis Jobot Job is hosted by: Ethan Goldman
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Salary: $150,000 - $215,000 per year
A bit about us:Our client is a a boutique employment and civil litigation law firm.
Why join us?401(K)
401(K) matching
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Paid time off
Retirement plan
Vision insurance
Job DetailsThis position will focus on representing employers in individual, class action, and PAGA actions alleging wage and hour violations, as well as defending allegations of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation.
Day to Day:
- Defend and litigate employment related claims (discrimination, harassment, retaliation, non-compete, wage and hour)
- Advising employers on federal and state employment laws
- Represent employers in court, at mediations, and in arbitration
- Manage cases from start to finish
Requirements:
• Must be admitted to practice law in California.
• Qualified candidates must possess 3+ years of litigation experience. Applicants with employment law experience will be given preference.
• Excellent written, analytical and oral advocacy skills.
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