Commercial Litigation Attorney

Ascendion; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

No billable hour requirement

401(k) with firm contribution

Life, disability & wellness benefits

Marquee national clients exposure

Job summary

Ascendion in Orange County seeks a Commercial Litigation Associate responsible for high-stakes matters across toxic tort, aviation, product liability and general litigation. You’ll gain real courtroom exposure and work with marquee national clients from a beautiful Orange County office.

No billable hour requirement enhances flexibility alongside robust benefits and retirement contributions, making this role attractive for ambitious litigators.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of commercial litigation experience
• Big ambition and sharper judgment

Responsibilities

• Handle commercial litigation across toxic tort, aviation, product liability and insurance.

Skills

Commercial litigation

Ambition and judgment

Job description

Commercial Litigation Associate (2+years)

No billable hour requirement. Unlimited PTO. Marquee clients. Yes, really.

We're a nationally ranked litigation firm — midsize by headcount, heavyweight by roster — built by veteran litigators who left Big Law to do it on their own terms. Fortune 100 companies and household-name national brands hand us their highest-stakes fights. You'll be in the room for them.

The work:

commercial litigation spanning toxic tort, aviation and product liability, insurance, and general litigation — high-profile matters, real responsibility, from a beautiful Orange County office.

You've got:

• 2+ yrs of commercial litigation experience


• Big ambition and sharper judgment

Factors that may affect pay within this range may include geography/market, skills, education, experience, and other qualifications of the successful candidate.

• No billable hour requirement — almost unheard of at this level


• 401(k) with firm contribution


• Life, disability & wellness benefits


• Marquee national clients and genuine courtroom exposure