Remote Product Liability Attorney — Reduced Schedule

Morrison Foerster; California (MO); Remote; USD 135,000 - 165,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

Life and disability coverage

Parental leave benefits

HSA and FSA

Retirement plans (401k)

Wellness programs and resources

Paid holidays and flexible time off

Job summary

Morrison Foerster seeks a high-performing attorney with 6+ years in Products Liability or Commercial Litigation for a remote, reduced-schedule role (1,400 hours) on a non-partner track. You will manage matters autonomously, draft briefs, oversee document review, and coordinate discovery across jurisdictions while maintaining strong client service and communication.

The position requires bar admission in your home state and eligibility to waive into MoFo offices.

Qualifications

• 6+ years of experience in Products Liability or Commercial Litigation.
• High degree of autonomy in case management and client service.
• Excellent written and oral communication, drafting briefs and discovery responses.
• Active bar membership in your resident state and eligibility to waive into MoFo offices.
• Willing to work on West Coast time if not located on the West Coast.

Responsibilities

• Draft briefs, correspondence, and responses to written discovery.
• Manage document collection, review, and production.
• Coordinate with clients and teams across matters and jurisdictions.
• Handle causation and/or failure analysis and multidistrict proceedings.

Skills

Products Liability

Commercial Litigation

Case management

Autonomy

Client service

Written & Oral communication

Job description

Morrison Foerster seeks a high-performing attorney with 6+ years in Products Liability or Commercial Litigation for a remote, reduced-schedule role (1,400 hours) on a non-partner track. You will manage matters autonomously, draft briefs, oversee document review, and coordinate discovery across jurisdictions while maintaining strong client service and communication.

The position requires bar admission in your home state and eligibility to waive into MoFo offices.