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Recruitify in Downtown Long Beach, CA is seeking an Employment Litigation Associate with 4+ years of civil litigation and employment law experience. This full-time, hybrid role offers a $210,000 base salary plus a quarterly production bonus and starts with three days onsite per week.
You will handle cases in CA state and federal court, draft pleadings, take depositions, and advise clients on workplace issues while working closely with the business side of litigation.
Job Title: Employment Litigation Associate
Employment Type: Full-Time
Work Model: Hybrid, Initially 3 Days Onsite
Location: Downtown Long Beach, CA
Compensation: $210,000 Base Salary + Quarterly Production Bonus
We're working with an established employer-side labor and employment practice in Downtown Long Beach seeking an Employment Litigation Associate with 4+ years of experience.
The firm represents employers ranging from closely held businesses to large national companies in workplace disputes, including single-plaintiff claims, wage and hour class actions, and PAGA representative actions.
This is a hands-on role for an attorney who is ready to take meaningful ownership of matters. You'll investigate cases, manage discovery, take and defend depositions, draft and argue dispositive motions, appear in California state and federal court, and work directly with clients on the business issues behind the litigation.
The position offers a $210,000 base salary plus quarterly production bonus opportunity and a hybrid schedule with 3 days per week in the Long Beach office initially.
This position is hybrid, initially 3 days per week in the Downtown Long Beach office.
Additional remote flexibility may be considered over time based on reliability, performance, assignments, and firm needs. Court appearances, depositions, client meetings, and other business needs may require additional in-person attendance.
Minimum of 1,800 client-billable hours annually, with a quarterly threshold of 450 client-billable hours.
Base Salary: $210,000
In addition to the base salary, attorneys are eligible for a quarterly production bonus for client-billable hours above the 450-hour quarterly threshold.
There is no cap on bonus-eligible hours.