Attorney Construction Defect Litigation 148707
mission recruitingMillbrae (CA)
$200,000
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mission recruitingMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$200,000
About the role
Senior Associate Attorney – Construction Defect Litigation A well-established plaintiff-side construction defect litigation practice is seeking an experienced litigator to join its team in the San Francisco Bay Area. This fully remote position offers the opportunity to manage complex construction defect matters involving homeowner associations and residential communities throughout California.
Responsibilities:
- Manage complex litigation matters from inception through resolution
- Draft and argue motions
- Conduct and oversee discovery
- Take and defend depositions
- Prepare matters for mediation, arbitration, and judicial reference proceedings
- Evaluate and negotiate settlements
Qualifications:
- 10+ years of litigation experience
- Construction defect experience preferred but not required
- Strong writing, analytical, and advocacy skills
- Must reside within driving distance of the central Bay Area
Compensation & Benefits:
- Base salary starting in the low $200,000s, depending on experience
- Monthly health insurance stipendPTO, sick leave, and paid holidays 401(k) with employer safe harbor contribution
- Mileage reimbursement for site visits
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