Remote-Friendly Litigation Associate (California)

Wood Smith Henning & Berman LLP; Thousand Oaks (CA); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work-from-home policy

Competitive salary with bonus

Collaborative working environment

Advancement opportunities

Job summary

Wood Smith Henning & Berman LLP's Thousand Oaks office seeks talented attorneys with 1-7 years of civil litigation experience to join its team. Associates will work closely with lead attorneys on all phases of litigation, from rapid response investigations to discovery, depositions, case evaluation, and trial presentation.

Qualified candidates must be admitted to the California Bar. The firm emphasizes a flexible work-from-home policy, a competitive salary package with bonus potential, and

Qualifications

• California Bar admission is required.
• Experience handling civil litigation matters is preferred.
• All experience levels welcomed, from new admittees to seasoned attorneys.
• Excellent interpersonal, oral advocacy, and writing skills are essential.

Responsibilities

• Work closely with lead attorneys on all phases of litigation from investigations to trial presentation.
• Assist with rapid response investigations, case evaluation, discovery, and depositions.
• Collaborate across offices while leveraging a flexible work-from-home policy.
• Contribute to a team focused on professional excellence and client objectives.

Skills

Civil litigation

Oral advocacy

Written communication

Team collaboration

Job description

Wood Smith Henning & Berman LLP's Thousand Oaks office seeks talented attorneys with 1-7 years of civil litigation experience to join its team. Associates will work closely with lead attorneys on all phases of litigation, from rapid response investigations to discovery, depositions, case evaluation, and trial presentation.

Qualified candidates must be admitted to the California Bar. The firm emphasizes a flexible work-from-home policy, a competitive salary package with bonus potential, and