Associate Attorney - Commercial and Complex LitigationJob Overview: A well-established law firm is seeking an experienced Associate Attorney to join its Commercial and Complex Litigation team. The ideal candidate will have at least four years of experience handling defense matters related to wage and hour litigation, with a focus on class actions. This role offers the opportunity to work on challenging cases involving wage and hour disputes while managing client relationships and driving litigation strategies.
Duties: Defend wage and hour litigation cases, with a focus on class actionsProvide legal counsel regarding California and federal wage and hour laws, including overtime, meal, and rest period regulationsPrepare and respond to written discovery with minimal supervisionConduct depositions and handle motion work related to discovery issuesDevelop and execute discovery plansDraft and oppose motions for class certification in wage and hour casesCollaborate with clients to provide professional and strategic legal guidanceMaintain excellent communication with clients throughout the litigation processRequirements: Minimum of 4 years of experience in wage and hour litigation, preferably with class actionsStrong understanding of California and federal wage and hour lawsProven experience handling discovery and drafting discovery plansDeposition experience and discovery-related motion workExcellent legal writing skills, especially in opposing class certification motionsAbility to manage and maintain professional client relationshipsStrong communication and follow-through skillsEducation: Juris Doctor (.) degree from an accredited law schoolCertifications: Licensed to practice law in the state of CaliforniaSkills: Strong legal research and writing abilitiesProficiency in handling wage and hour litigationExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsAbility to work independently with minimal oversightOrganizational and time-management skills to manage multiple casesAttention to detail and analytical thinking
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