Trial & Litigation Attorney, 7+ Years

Fluency Digital, Inc.; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Fluency Digital, Inc. is seeking a Litigation Attorney in Los Angeles, California. This prestigious law firm specializes in high-stakes matters, and the chosen candidate will lead trials, develop litigation strategies, and advise on major cases related to real estate and public policy.

The ideal applicant will have 7-12 years of experience in complex litigation with a strong advocacy track record, and must be admitted to the California bar. This role allows for significant impact in the firm’s esteemed practice.

Qualifications

• 7-12 years of experience in complex, high-profile cases.
• Proven track record in trial practice.
• Strong ability to advocate persuasively in court.

Responsibilities

• Lead trials and craft innovative litigation strategies.
• Advise on high-profile cases in real estate and public policy.
• Join a team specializing in providing nuanced advocacy.

Skills

Litigation experience

Legal analysis

Writing skills

Trial advocacy

Education

Admitted to practice in California

Job description

Prestigious California law firm specializing in complex, high-stakes matters

In your first year, you'll lead trials, craft innovative litigation strategies, and advise on high-profile cases that steer the course of major industries. Your work will shape not only legal outcomes but also public policy and the real estate landscape. You'll join a team that values the nuanced art of advocacy and has a proven track record in the courtroom. Your contributions will resonate across multiple sectors, solidifying your role as a key player in the firm's prestigious litigation practice.

What we’re looking for:

• Litigation attorney with 7-12 years of experience in complex, high-profile cases.
• Proven track record in trial practice, with demonstrable success in real estate and government-related litigation.
• Strong legal analysis, writing skills, and the ability to advocate persuasively in court.
• Must be admitted to practice in California, with a preference for attorneys based in San Francisco or Los Angeles.
• Must be based in the United States.