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Keystone Distinction Group in San Francisco seeks an Employment Litigation Associate Attorney to join its Labor & Employment Litigation Practice. The role focuses on California wage-and-hour class actions and PAGA matters representing employers in high-stakes litigation, with exposure to complex discovery, pleadings, and motions in state and federal courts.
Candidates should have a JD from a top-tier law school, active California bar, and 4–6 years of substantive employment litigation
Location: San Francisco, CA
Our client, an AmLaw 150 international labor and employment law firm, is seeking a talented Associate Attorney to join its dynamic Labor & Employment Litigation Practice in San Francisco. This role offers the opportunity to handle complex California wage & hour class action claims and PAGA matters, representing employers in high-stakes litigation and advising on compliance and risk management strategies.
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Why Join Us?
This position offers an exceptional opportunity to join a premier labor and employment law firm, recognized for their excellence in handling high-profile wage & hour litigation, class actions, and PAGA litigation. In this role, you will handle sophisticated litigation matters impacting major employers across California and beyond. Attorneys in this practice benefit from direct client interaction, hands-on litigation experience, ongoing training, and meaningful opportunities for advancement. The firm fosters an inclusive, collaborative culture where talented attorneys thrive through mentorship, professional development support, and exposure to cutting-edge labor and employment issues.
For driven associates seeking to cultivate deep subject-matter expertise and advance within a market-leading practice, this role provides a strong foundation for long-term career growth.
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Our client is an Equal Opportunity Employer.