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An established industry player is seeking a skilled Employment Law Associate Attorney specializing in PAGA claims to join its growing practice. This role offers the chance to provide legal counsel on complex California labor law matters and represent clients in various legal settings. With a strong emphasis on mentorship and professional development, this position promises a dynamic work environment where your expertise will make a significant impact. If you are passionate about employment law and eager to contribute to a reputable firm, this opportunity is perfect for you.
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PAGA specialist for a growing employment practice
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Salary $235,000 - $300,000 per year
We're a CA-based firm with offices across the whole state. We're actively growing our employment practice with experienced litigators and trial attorneys. Our positions are remote-in-CA, but we do ask that you reside in the geographic area of our offices.
We are seeking an experienced Employment Law Associate Attorney with at least 8 years of management-side employment law experience, specializing in PAGA (Private Attorneys General Act) claims. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of California labor laws and have a proven track record of representing employers in employment-related disputes, compliance matters, and litigation.
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