Employment Associate Attorney |100% Remote | Up to $200k plus Bonus |Award Winning Law Firm |Track records of representing clients in cases totally $350mn
Employment Associate Attorney | 100% Remote | Up to $200k plus Bonus | Plaintiff Powerhouse | Award Winning Law Firm | Track records of representing clients in cases over $350mn Highlights: • High-profile client mix: Attorneys trusted by A-list talent, household-name brands, and fast-growth companies—plus everyday workers who need a heavyweight in their corner. • Attorney’s working with A-list celebrities and Fortune 500 companies and small businesses • Serious results pedigree: Track record on matters totaling $350M+ across class, PAGA, and complex employment disputes. • Trial-minded culture: Leaders who actually take cases to hearing/trial, not just paper them to settlement. • Remote-first done right: 100% remote with strong collaboration rhythms, modern tooling, and clear expectations (not “remote in name only”). Role: Class Action Associate - Handling Complex Employment Disputes • Support the management of class action cases from start to finish by conducting legal research, drafting pleadings, and assisting with depositions and trial preparation. • Act as a primary point of contact for clients, addressing their inquiries, providing case updates, and resolving case-related issues. • Perform in-depth legal research and draft motions, briefs, and other essential legal documents. • Participate in all aspects of the discovery process, including drafting and responding to discovery requests and preparing for depositions. • Court Representation: Advocate for clients during court proceedings, including hearings and trials. Salary & Benefits: • Salary up to $200k +Bonus • 401k match • Dental vision and health benefits • Unlimited PTO • Flexible spending account For a confidential and non-obligation call to learn more about this opportunity, please apply below or forward your resume to [email protected] and we'll be happy to discuss this position in more detail. Apply tot his job