Remote Associate – Plaintiff-Side Workers’ Comp Litigator

We Are Legal Revolution; California; Remote; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

We Are Legal Revolution is seeking a midlevel attorney to join a confidential plaintiff-side workers' compensation practice in Southern California. The role emphasizes frequent court appearances, direct client advocacy, and hands-on ownership in a contingency-fee environment.

The position is remote with a primary base in the Ontario area and regional coverage across Southern California. A California Bar admission and 3–5 years of applicant-side workers' compensation experience are preferred,

Qualifications

• Active California Bar admission in good standing.
• 3–5 years of relevant workers' compensation experience (applicant-side preferred).
• Juris Doctor from an accredited law school.
• Ability to handle a court-heavy caseload and adapt to practice direction.
• Willingness to be primarily based in the Ontario area with Southern California travel/coverage.

Responsibilities

• Manage applicant-side workers' compensation matters from intake through resolution.
• Appearances and litigation tasks before the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board, including conferences and hearings.
• Draft and argue motions; manage discovery and evidence development.
• Take and defend depositions and coordinate with medical experts as needed.
• Negotiate case resolution and advise clients throughout the life of the claim.
• Coordinate coverage across Southern California when needed.

Skills

Court appearances

Client advocacy

Hands-on case ownership

Remote work readiness

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

We Are Legal Revolution is seeking a midlevel attorney to join a confidential plaintiff-side workers' compensation practice in Southern California. The role emphasizes frequent court appearances, direct client advocacy, and hands-on ownership in a contingency-fee environment.

The position is remote with a primary base in the Ontario area and regional coverage across Southern California. A California Bar admission and 3–5 years of applicant-side workers' compensation experience are preferred,