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TalentCloud Group is seeking an experienced Law Enforcement Defense Attorney to join its litigation practice in the United States. You will defend agencies and officers in complex civil rights matters, manage cases from inception to resolution, and work closely with law enforcement clients, experts, and witnesses.
The ideal candidate has 3–6 years of litigation experience, is admitted to the California Bar in good standing, and possesses strong constitutional law expertise.
An established law firm is seeking an experienced Law Enforcement Defense Attorney to join its litigation practice. This position offers the opportunity to handle sophisticated and often high-profile civil litigation matters involving law enforcement agencies and officers. Attorneys in this role will work on complex cases involving officer-involved shootings, excessive force allegations, false arrest claims, civil rights disputes, and constitutional law issues in both state and federal courts. The firm offers meaningful responsibility, direct client interaction, remote work flexibility, competitive compensation, reasonable billable-hour expectations, and annual bonus opportunities.
Actual compensation will be determined based on experience, qualifications, and overall fit for the role.
The ideal candidate will have 3-6 years of litigation experience, active California Bar admission, and a strong foundation in constitutional law, civil rights litigation, and law enforcement defense matters. Candidates with experience handling Section 1983 claims, representing government entities or law enforcement personnel, and managing complex civil litigation in state and federal courts are strongly encouraged to apply.
This role is ideal for an attorney seeking substantial responsibility, exposure to complex and high-profile litigation, and the opportunity to work closely with law enforcement clients while advancing their litigation career within a respected and established practice.