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Hawkins Parnell & Young LLP in Los Angeles seeks an associate to defend complex, high-exposure litigation. You will take and defend depositions, draft and argue motions, and help shape case strategy with partners across national teams.
Ideal candidates have 0–6 years of litigation experience, a client-focused approach, and strong writing and analytical skills. The firm offers a hybrid work model and a path to trial experience in major disputes.
Nuclear verdicts have made high-stakes litigation a defining challenge for corporate America. It is why leading companies across industries rely on Hawkins Parnell in the toughest disputes and jurisdictions nationwide.
For an associate, that means you will not spend years on the sidelines waiting for a courtroom. Our Los Angeles team defends complex, high-exposure cases that actually go to trial, with associates taking on critical roles in the outcomes we deliver for clients.
You would be part of a national defense litigation firm that has represented more than half of the Fortune 500 and has over 250 attorneys and professionals in 19 offices across 14 states. The firm was recently identified as a top law firm for associates and distinguished for activities that drive job satisfaction in BTI Consulting's 2026 Associate Satisfaction A-Listers Survey of Law Firms Where Associates are Happiest.
General liability, transportation, construction, premises liability, product liability, professional liability, toxic tort, and environmental litigation for clients ranging from global corporations to local businesses.
We rival the largest firms in the areas we invest in, without asking you to sacrifice your life to get there. We do the right thing to support each other through different life stages while building rewarding careers. If you want to gain substantive experience and learn from lawyers who actually try cases, this is the place to do it.
Hawkins Parnell & Young is an equal opportunity employer.