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Corporate and Commercial Litigation Attorney

Posted 8 days ago

eastridge workforce solutionsMillbrae (CA)

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Senior

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$130,000 - $220,000/year

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About the role

Commercial Litigation Attorney
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Location: San Francisco, CA or Los Angeles, CA | Hybrid
Pay: $130,000 - $220,000/year
Employment Type: Permanent Placement
Work Type: Full-time
Experience Level: Mid Level
Opportunity Summary: A globally ranked law firm known for its strength in dispute resolution, particularly defending insurance and liability claims, is expanding its California commercial litigation practice. This role puts you on sophisticated commercial disputes with national exposure, working hybrid out of either the San Francisco or Los Angeles office. You'll join a firm that invests directly in associate growth through dedicated mentorship, business development training, and a clear voice to partnership.
Responsibilities: Handle commercial litigation matters from early case assessment through resolution. Draft pleadings, motions, discovery, and briefs for state and federal matters. Take on matters nationally, as the firm's commercial litigators are frequently called on beyond California. Collaborate with partner and associate mentors to build case strategy and develop client relationships.
Qualifications: RequiredActive license to practice law in California.2+ years of relevant commercial litigation experience. Ability to meet a 1,920-hour annual requirement.
Preferred: Bar admission in additional states.
Why Join Us: Discretionary bonus and annual performance-based raises. Dedicated associate and partner mentors to guide your career. Significant business development training to help you build your own practice. A direct line to leadership through a firm-wide associate committee that liaises with partners. Hybrid flexibility in San Francisco or Los Angeles, plus secondment opportunities with clients and global offices.
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision 401(k) Paid Time OffDisclaimer: The compensation and benefits information in this posting represent a good faith and reasonable estimate of what it might pay for this position. This

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