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Trust & Estate Litigation Attorney - Partnership Track

Posted 2 days ago

cybercodersSan Jose (CA)

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Senior

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$130 K - $250 K

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About the role

Job Title: Trust & Estate Litigation Attorney - Partnership Track
Job Location: We have offices in San Jose, CA & Morgan Hill, CA but are open to strong remote candidates
Compensation: $130K - $250K base depending on experience plus bonus and equity partnership track!
Requirements: Active California Bar License with 2+ years of Trust & Estate Planning Litigation experience
Position Overview: We are seeking a skilled Trust & Estate Litigation Attorney to join our growing practice. This role is ideal for an experienced attorney who wishes to further their career within a partnership track environment. The successful candidate will have a strong background in trust administration, estate planning, probate, and litigation, and will be responsible for effectively representing clients in complex trust and estate disputes.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Represent clients in trust and estate litigation cases
  • Draft legal documents, pleadings, and motions
  • Conduct legal research and analysis on relevant issues
  • Advise clients on estate planning and probate matters
  • Collaborate with other attorneys and staff to develop case strategies
  • Negotiate settlements and manage client relationships
  • Stay updated on changes in trust and estate law and litigation trends
Qualifications:
  • Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school
  • Active California Bar License 2+ years of experience in trust and estate litigation
  • Strong knowledge of trust administration and estate planning
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Proven ability to manage multiple cases and deadlines
  • Demonstrated commitment to client service and legal ethics#Enghp
Benefits:
  • Health Insurance 401K w/ matchingPTO/Vacation
  • Performance Bonuses
  • Life Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Flexible remote working options

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