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Attorney | Personal Injury | Hybrid | | Glendale, CA

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SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000 to $300,000

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About the role

Ready to take ownership of your cases — and your next move? A growing personal injury practice is seeking an experienced Senior Litigation Attorney to manage approximately 40–50 active matters and take cases from discovery through settlement and trial.
What You'll Do:
  • Lead plaintiff-side personal injury matters through all phases of litigation
  • Handle discovery, motion practice, depositions, court appearances, mediations, and settlement negotiations
  • Take and defend depositions, including expert depositions
  • Prepare cases for trial and handle at least two trials annually
  • Develop litigation strategy and maintain strong client relationships
  • Exercise significant independent judgment across a substantial caseload
  • What You Bring 5+ years of personal injury experience
  • Plaintiff-side PI experience
  • Strong litigation, deposition, and motion-practice experience
  • Expert deposition experience
  • Settlement and mediation experience
  • Ability to independently manage approximately 40–50 active matters
  • Juris Doctor from an accredited law school
  • Active California Bar membership in good standing
  • Why Consider It?
  • This is a hands-on opportunity for an experienced litigator who wants substantial case ownership, meaningful client interaction, and greater leadership responsibility within a growing practice.
  • Location & Schedule
  • Glendale, California
Full-time In-office for the first 90 days Potential hybrid arrangement afterward, generally 2–3 days in office and 2 days remote Compensation$150,000 to $300,000 Bonus
Salary Range: $150,000 – $300,000
Reference: 149120

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