Plaintiff Law & Motion Attorney — $160k–$200k + Benefits

Law Firms; California; On-site; USD 160,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Paid Time Off

Sick Leave

401(k) Employer Match

Life Insurance

Job summary

Law Firms in California is seeking a qualified attorney to join our plaintiff-side personal injury practice. The role requires a Juris Doctor and active California Bar membership, with at least two years in civil litigation.

You will draft and argue motions, handle complex filings, and ensure compliance with California procedural deadlines. Responsibilities include motions for summary judgment, demurrers, and discovery-related matters, along with preparing comprehensive memoranda to support

Qualifications

• J.D. from an accredited law school and active California bar in good standing.
• 2+ years of civil litigation experience, preferably plaintiff-side personal injury.
• Strong drafting skills for complex motions with knowledge of CA rules.

Responsibilities

• Draft, review, and argue substantive motions in California civil litigation.
• Prepare motions for summary judgment and adjudication.
• Draft demurrers, motions to strike, and motions in limine.
• Prepare oppositions, replies, and supporting memorandums.
• Handle discovery motions, including motions to compel.
• Review pleadings, transcripts, discovery responses, and evidence.
• Ensure filings comply with California court rules and deadlines.

Skills

Civil litigation experience

Drafting motions

California procedural rules knowledge

Education

Juris Doctor (J.D.)

Active California Bar membership

Job description

Law Firms in California is seeking a qualified attorney to join our plaintiff-side personal injury practice. The role requires a Juris Doctor and active California Bar membership, with at least two years in civil litigation.

You will draft and argue motions, handle complex filings, and ensure compliance with California procedural deadlines. Responsibilities include motions for summary judgment, demurrers, and discovery-related matters, along with preparing comprehensive memoranda to support