Superior Executive Legal Recruiting
Senior Litigator, with an emphasis on Discovery
Century City, CA · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 1980 days ago
About the role
- Los Angeles based plaintiff-side law firm is hiring a senior level litigator (7+ years) to lead its class-action firm in managing discovery. Litigation experience in employment, wage & hour, class actions, or consumer litigation, and managerial responsibility for cases, junior associates, or contract attorneys is preferred. Candidates for this position
- should have a superior academic background (e.g. top 20 law school, law review, or other academic honors), and either experience with a major defense firm or a successful plaintiff's shop. This position requires an in depth understanding of the litigation life cycle, litigation technology, and electronic discovery. This individual must have the ability to
Nice to have
- Litigation experience in employment, wage & hour, class actions, or consumer litigation, and managerial responsibility for cases, junior associates, or contract attorneys is preferred.
- Candidates for this position should have a superior academic background (e.g. top 20 law school, law review, or other academic honors), and either experience with a major defense firm or a successful plaintiff's shop.
- This position requires an in depth understanding of the litigation life cycle, litigation technology, and electronic discovery.
- This individual must have the ability to handle a varied docket of cases with experience in local, State, and Federal Court cases.
- The firm has a dynamic, entrepreneurial culture and prides itself on obtaining results for its clients, and is looking for a like-minded attorney to join the team.
- All resumes will be treated with the strictest of confidence.
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