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Younessi Law is one of the top plaintiff employment, plaintiff personal injury and applicant worker's compensation legal firm in Los Angeles. It has reached 31 years of excellence and has helped thousands of victims. It is seeking to add an additional attorney to our vibrant and energetic team.

Younessi Law is seeking to hire an attorney with at least 2+ year of hands on litigation experience in the field of personal injury. Candidates with previous trial experience are preferred, but less experienced individuals will be considered.

Excellent academic credentials as well as strong research and writing skills, oral advocacy and ability to manage a case load. We are eager to add an exceptional attorney to our team.

Experience: 2+

Location: Los Angeles; Monday to Friday 8am-6pm; In office.

Salary: $150-300k (depending on experience and knowledge of the law)

License/Certification:

• California Bar License (Required)

Benefits:

• Bar dues.
• PTO.
• 401k.
• Medical Health insurance.
• Life insurance.
• Dental insurance.
• Vision insurance.
• Voluntary accident, hospital indemnity, pet insurance and critical illness-optional at the employee's expense.
• 6 days (major holidays).
• $50.00 monthly cell phone credit.
• MCLE classes and conventions at discretion of the firm.
• Office monthly parking.
• Mileage reimbursement to and from appearances at the IRS rate.
• Office hours are 8am-6pm M-F.
• No moonlighting.
• CAALA and CELA fees to be paid by the firm.
• Referral fees on cases referred to the firm to be negotiated.

FUNCTIONAL PURPOSE:

Performs Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) dispute resolution through pre-complaint counseling/processing and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) activities within any specified geographic areas.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Processes a pre-complaint caseload to ensure adherence to all Postal Service and EEOC rules, regulations and policies governing the Federal Sector EEO Complaint process. Ensures confidentiality in all matters.

2. Maintains knowledge of EEO laws, regulations, policy updates, and changes to provide guidance and direction to counselee and management.

3. Reviews written complaints and conducts interviews with counselee to explain his/her rights and responsibilities and options in the EEO process, determine claims and basis(es) raised, determines the appropriate ADR activity (e.g., mediation), and provides written notice of rights and responsibilities.

4. Conducts meetings with management to obtain response to claims raised and provides documentation and required information to process the case if a formal complaint is filed.

5. Takes actions to resolve disputes when appropriate by initiating settlement discussions, scheduling REDRESS mediations, 650 mediations, arranging joint meetings and/or determining if the matter is being addressed in the grievance process.

6. Prepares written reports to document that the required counseling actions were taken and to resolve any jurisdictional questions that arise.

7. Implements proactive preventive strategies to improve the workplace environment including conducting trainings, mediator observations and assessments; meeting with area and district leadership, and with union representatives.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Knowledge of statutes, regulations, and administrative procedures pertaining to equal employment opportunity (EEO) complaints and appeals handled by the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB).
• Knowledge of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) techniques sufficient to monitor and evaluate contract ADR providers.
• Ability to communicate orally with internal and external personnel at all levels sufficient to, provide guidance on EEO issues, interact with contract ADR providers, and process discrimination complaints.
• Ability to communicate in writing sufficient to prepare correspondence, reports, action plans, write contract ADR provider evaluations, and document facts and issues presented during counseling and complaint processes.
• Ability to coordinate and schedule meetings for various contacts to ensure timely completion.
• TRAINING REQUIREMENT: Ability to successfully complete the postal training program associated with this position.
• NOTE: The selected applicant will not be permanently placed until after successful completion of this training program. Applicants are NOT to address this requirement on their application.

Insurance Litigation Associate

About the Role:

As an Insurance Litigation Associate, you will play a key role in handling a steady and substantive caseload involving complex insurance matters. This position offers meaningful client exposure, hands-on litigation responsibility, and the opportunity to collaborate closely with experienced partners and senior attorneys.

Key responsibilities include:

• Managing and supporting all phases of insurance litigation, from pleadings through resolution
• Working directly with clients across multiple lines of insurance
• Conducting legal research, drafting motions and briefs, and participating in depositions and court appearances
• Advising on claims issues, regulatory matters, compliance, and related disputes
• Engaging with insurance industry groups and participating in early-stage business development initiatives

This role is ideal for an attorney who values autonomy in their work while also thriving in a team-oriented, collaborative environment.

Practice Overview:

The Insurance Practice Group represents some of the nation's largest and most sophisticated insurance industry clients. The practice spans all major lines of insurance, including:

• Annuity
• Health
• Life
• Long-term care
• Disability
• Property & casualty

In addition to litigation, the team advises on regulatory, compliance, and transactional matters, including claims issues, product sales and marketing, anti-fraud, corporate governance, insurance holding company regulation, investment matters, market conduct, public policy, and solvency issues.

Associates work directly with clients and gain early exposure to strategic decision-making, positioning them for long-term growth and leadership within the practice.

What We're Looking For:

• 3–5 years of litigation experience
• Experience with insurance litigation strongly preferred
• Active bar admission in the State of California (required)
• Strong research, writing, and analytical skills
• Ability to manage a steady caseload with independence and sound judgment
• A proactive, growth-oriented mindset and interest in business development

Why You Should Join:

• High-Level Work from Day One – Handle sophisticated insurance matters for nationally recognized clients.
• Real Responsibility and Client Access – Engage directly with clients and contribute meaningfully to strategy and outcomes.
• Growth-Focused Environment – Develop your litigation skills while gaining exposure to regulatory and transactional issues across the insurance industry.
• Business Development Opportunities – Build your professional profile early by participating in client initiatives and industry engagement.
• Competitive Compensation – Anticipated initial annual salary range of $255,000–$300,000, based on experience and qualifications.
• Comprehensive Benefits – Total compensation package includes productivity and discretionary bonuses; life, health, accident, and disability insurance; and a 401(k) plan.
• Flexible, Collaborative Culture – Hybrid schedule with three days per week in-office, balancing in-person collaboration and professional flexibility.

Actual compensation may vary based on relevant skills, experience, location, and other job-related factors consistent with applicable law.

Grant, Genovese & Baratta, LLP is a dynamic and forward-thinking law firm dedicated to providing exceptional legal services to our clients. We are currently seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Corporate Paralegal with 9+ years of solid experience to join our Corporate and Commercial Transactions team.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assist attorneys with corporate transactions, mergers & acquisitions, and commercial financing
• Draft and review corporate governance documents, operating agreements, bylaws, and shareholder agreements
• Prepare and maintain corporate entity formations, foreign qualifications, and compliance filings
• Conduct UCC searches, filings, and due diligence reviews
• Manage transactional closings, including preparing closing checklists, coordinating deliverables, and handling post-closing matters
• Draft stock purchase agreements, asset purchase agreements, and ancillary deal documentation
• Assist in drafting promissory notes, security agreements, and corporate resolutions
• Research corporate records and compliance matters using public records and informational databases

Requirements:

• ABA Approved Paralegal Certificate
• Extensive experience with corporate transactions, entity management, and UCC matters
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Westlaw, Clio, and online legal databases
• Strong understanding of corporate structures, financing transactions, and regulatory filings
• Excellent analytical, organizational, and communication skills
• Notary Public certification is a plus
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment

Desired Skills and Experience:

• Corporate Governance & Compliance
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Secured and Unsecured Transactions
• Entity Formations & Foreign Qualifications
• Stock Purchase Agreements & Asset Purchase Agreements
• Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Searches & Filings
• Due Diligence & Corporate Research
• Loan Documentation & Financing Transactions
• Corporate Resolutions & Board Meeting Minutes
• Orchestrating & Coordinating Closings
• Preparing & Maintaining Closing Binders
• Researching Online Public Records & Information Databases
• Experience working with Clio practice management software

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced corporate transactional paralegal looking to join a sophisticated legal team. Please apply with a current resume for immediate and confidential consideration.

We have an immediate opening for a Prosecution Paralegal to join us in our San Francisco office. This position is in office.

Areas of responsibility for this position include:

• Prepare and file U.S. Patent and PCT applications; response to office actions; and other USPTO and international patent correspondence.
• Coordinate with foreign associates for PCT and national stage filings, reporting and ongoing prosecution.
• Prepare and file formal documents.
• Provide instructions to foreign associates for timely payment of foreign annuities, issue fee payments, maintenance fees, and registration fees.
• Conduct post-allowance patent due diligence to ensure patents are issued accurately.
• Monitor and track foreign and domestic patent filing deadlines.
• Prepare office action response shells and other application drafts for attorney review.
• Review and revise claims at directions of attorneys and foreign associates, as necessary.
• Draft client and foreign associate correspondence regarding filings, deadlines, and procedural updates.
• Report USPTO and international correspondence to clients and attorneys promptly, including calling the USPTO for fact-finding and procedural information as needed.
• Prepare and maintain attorney dockets to ensure deadlines are met.
• Maintain and organize client files (electronic and physical) to ensure accuracy and consistency.
• Manage intake and transfer of files from clients, ensuring accuracy and proper organization.
• Research and generate reports to assist attorneys with client development and matter management.
• Provide guidance and mentorship to other staff members.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Successful candidates will have an in-depth knowledge of foreign and domestic patent prosecution and/or litigation rules and procedures, proficiency in use of PTO website navigation, and ability to professionally handle confidential information, adhering to legal and ethical policies.

The minimum requirements for this position are a high school education and four years or more of patent prosecution paralegal experience.

Maschoff Brennan is a growing intellectual property and complex litigation law firm with Utah offices in Park City and Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Irvine, California and New York. We offer a competitive wage and benefits package including an attractive 401(k) plan with matching and profit-sharing, medical, dental, vision, life and long-term disability insurance, holiday and generous paid time off in a very friendly, business-casual environment. If you think you might be a good fit for our team, we'd love to hear from you.

The Opportunity

Murtaugh LLP is seeking a mid-level Business Litigation Attorney (5–8 years) to join our Irvine office. This role focuses on complex disputes involving:

• Partnership and shareholder disputes
• Business torts and breach of fiduciary duty
• Real estate litigation (quiet title, co-ownership disputes, commercial property conflicts)
• Breach of contract and commercial disputes
• Construction defect and delay claims

We are not looking for a generalist. We are looking for a lawyer who wants to build depth in sophisticated business and real estate litigation and take meaningful responsibility on high-impact matters.

Why This Role Is Different

This is not a "sit in the background" position. We are looking for a self-starter who takes initiative, drives cases forward, and actively shapes strategy. We are not seeking someone who waits to be assigned the next task.

You will:

• Have direct client contact
• Develop case strategy with partners
• Take and defend depositions
• Argue motions
• Attend mediations
• Play a meaningful role in trial preparation

If you want ownership, mentorship, and a clear path forward — this is that opportunity.

About Murtaugh LLP

Founded in 1979, Murtaugh LLP is a Irvine-based firm with a strong presence in business litigation, real estate, construction, corporate transactions, and trusts & estates. We have approximately 20 lawyers and are growing our litigation team to meet increasing demand in business disputes throughout Southern California.

Compensation & Benefits

• Base Salary: $160,000 – $225,000 DOE
• Performance-based and discretionary bonus opportunities
• Reasonable billable hour expectations
• Unlimited PTO
• 401(k) with 3% firm contribution
• Full medical, dental & vision coverage
• Subsidized ClassPass membership
• Strong administrative and paralegal support (2–3:1 attorney-to-secretary ratio)

Culture & Growth

• Direct partner mentoring
• Monthly attorney dinners
• Ongoing litigation training
• Clear path for advancement
• Collegial, team-oriented environment

We believe strong lawyers thrive in collaborative environments with real support and real opportunity.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of California litigation experience
• Licensed and in good standing with the State Bar of California
• Experience in business disputes, partnership litigation, commercial contract disputes, or real estate litigation
• Strong motion practice and deposition experience
• Excellent legal writing and advocacy skills
• Client-facing confidence and professionalism
• Self-starter with strong initiative (we are looking for someone who proactively drives cases forward, identifies strategic opportunities, and takes ownership rather than waiting for direction)

Who This Is Perfect For

• A mid-level associate ready for more responsibility
• A litigator at a large firm seeking better culture and partnership visibility
• A business litigation attorney who wants more courtroom and strategy exposure

If you're ready to handle meaningful business disputes in a collaborative, growth-oriented firm, we'd love to connect.

H&P has partnered with a cutting-edge AI research company as it looks to expand it's in-house legal team.

This is a rare opportunity to work with one of the biggest names in the industry as a trusted, strategic legal advisor to a team of committed innovators.

*Please note this is a confidential search, so we would not be able to disclose the name of the client.

The ideal candidate would bring:

• A JD (Juris Doctor) from an accredited law school with an active membership to at least one U.S. state bar
• 8+ years' experience legal experience with a strong background in Data Privacy and Intellectual Property (IP) law
• Commercial exposure, ideally to SaaS
• Relevant regulatory compliance experience
• Ability to relate technical concepts to relevant legal requirements
• Experience providing guidance on risk mitigation and data acquisition
• Experience providing counsel in a tech company / in a related (fast-paced) industry
• Creative problem-solver

In return we will offer:

• Driven team of legal professionals
• Flexible working hours
• Above market compensation package
• Exposure to cutting-edge technology and world-leading projects
• Collaborative working culture
• 401k
• Support for further academic qualifications
• Life, medical, visual, and dental insurance
• WFH options
• Clear career progression track

Legal Corner Law Office is a growing plaintiff-side law firm based in Glendale, California, with a strong reputation in protecting the rights of employees and delivering effective, results-driven representation. Our collaborative team environment allows attorneys and staff to grow their skills while making a direct impact on our clients' lives.

Position Overview

We are seeking a PAGA Litigation Attorney with direct Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) experience to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for handling PAGA and employment law matters from case evaluation through trial, collaborating closely with paralegals and case managers, and strategically litigating against employers, defense counsel, and insurance carriers.

Key Responsibilities

• Case Assessment: Identify employment cases that are best suited for litigation, with a strong focus on PAGA claims and wage and hour violations, including unpaid wages, meal and rest break violations, overtime violations, off-the-clock work, and other California Labor Code violations.
• Litigation: Draft pleadings, discovery requests/responses, motions, and briefs. Represent clients in depositions, hearings, mediations, arbitrations, and trials related to employment and PAGA matters.
• PAGA Compliance: Prepare and manage LWDA notices, PAGA filings, and statutory requirements, while developing litigation strategies for representative PAGA actions.
• Negotiation: Engage in settlement negotiations with defense counsel and opposing parties to secure favorable outcomes for clients.
• Client Communication: Act as a secondary point of contact for clients who require attorney communication, while case managers remain the primary client liaison.
• Collaboration: Work closely with paralegals, case managers, and support staff to move cases forward efficiently and ensure strong case development.
• Compliance: Ensure all case activity complies with court deadlines, ethical standards, and firm procedures.

Qualifications

• Active license to practice law in California, in good standing.
• Minimum of 1 year of employment litigation experience with direct PAGA experience required.
• Strong understanding of California Labor Code violations and Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) procedures, including LWDA notice requirements.
• Strong legal research, writing, and oral advocacy skills.
• Ability to manage multiple cases with strong attention to detail.
• Team-oriented mindset with the ability to collaborate across departments.

Annual salary: $150,000 - $300,000 + bonuses

Why Join Us

• Full benefits package: 401(k), health, dental, vision, UNLIMITED PTO, and holidays.
• Professional growth opportunities in a multi-practice plaintiff-side firm.
• Supportive, client-focused culture where your contributions directly impact clients' lives.

If you are a motivated PAGA litigation attorney looking to grow your career with a dynamic and expanding Glendale law firm, we'd love to hear from you.

Associate Attorney (Healthcare Litigation)

Higgs Fletcher & Mack LLP, one of San Diego's oldest and most prestigious law firms, seeks an experienced Civil Litigation Associate Attorney for our healthcare, medical malpractice litigation practice area. Salary commensurate with experience; excellent opportunity to bonus.

Our culture fosters collaboration, cross-practice teamwork, and professional growth through formal and informal mentorship. At HFM, you'll represent esteemed clients and contribute to a longstanding tradition of legal excellence.

Job Responsibilities

• Draft pleadings and discovery for all aspects of a case, including law and motion, discovery motions, propounding discovery, depositions, mediations, and trial
• Take depositions of parties, percipient witnesses, and experts
• Consultation with, and preparation of, experts
• Research and articulate findings based upon research into complex areas of the law to support case strategy and theories to be raised in the litigation. Be able to raise new theories for consideration in cases.
• Manage intensive fact discovery in a case including to be able to use and willing to use electronic discovery platforms and wade through ESI issues
• Comprehensive and clear reporting to partners and client representatives
• Persuasive communication and negotiation with opposing counsel

Qualifications

• Must be admitted to and in good standing with the California bar
• 5+ years of civil litigation experience with healthcare experience preferred
• Possess strong analytical skills and written communication skills
• Highly motivated professional who can take initiative and work independently as well as within a team

Job Type: Full-time

Anticipated base salary: $140,000-$170,000.00 + Bonus

Benefits & Perks

• 401(k)
• Health insurance
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Employer paid Life and AD&D insurance
• Employer paid Short-Term Disability
• Unlimited Paid Time Off (Attorneys)
• Paid San Diego County Bar Associate Membership
• Paid State Bar if California dues
• Paid holidays
• Offices overlooking San Diego Bay & Downtown San Diego
• Free on-site gym membership
• Access to building lounge featuring indoor & outdoor terrace decks that include Bevi Water, Social Game Room (pool tables, golf simulator), mothers' room and more!
• Paid onsite parking
• Ongoing on-site workshops & continuing education programs

Schedule: Monday to Friday

Work Location: Downtown San Diego (Hybrid 2 days per week after training)

Boutique plaintiff personal injury firm in Santa Monica representing clients in automobile collisions, traumatic brain injury and catastrophic injury matters. Small-team environment 2 to 1 attorney to paralegal ratio and strong client contact.

Position Summary Experienced plaintiff personal injury paralegal to manage case workflow from intake through settlement or trial. Candidate will support one or more attorneys with case development, client communication, investigation, discovery, medical records and billing management, litigation calendaring, and trial preparation.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage a caseload of plaintiff personal injury matters; maintain case files and accurate file notes.
• Conduct intakes and screen potential clients; prepare and send engagement/retainer agreements.
• Obtain, review, organize, and summarize medical records, bills, employment records, and other documentary evidence.
• Draft and serve pleadings, discovery (RFPs, interrogatories, special interrogatories), subpoenas, demands for production, and responses under attorney supervision.
• Prepare and file civil complaints, proofs of service, case initiation documents, and track filing deadlines (e-filing in state/federal systems).
• Handle all aspects of discovery: calendaring deadlines, meet-and-confers, prepare deposition summaries and witness lists.
• Prepare settlement demand packages and assist with settlement negotiations and releases.
• Coordinate with medical providers, lien holders, experts, investigators, and other vendors.
• Support trial preparation: exhibit lists, trial binders, witness prep, demonstratives, and courtroom logistics.
• Track statute-of-limitations, statute-related deadlines, court dates, and calendaring; maintain attorney calendars.
• Communicate regularly and compassionately with clients about case status and next steps.
• Maintain compliance with ethical, evidentiary, and confidentiality obligations.

Required Qualifications

• 3+ years paralegal experience in plaintiff personal injury (or significant civil litigation experience).
• Familiarity with California personal injury practice and civil procedure.
• Strong writing and proofreading skills; ability to draft routine legal documents and correspondence.
• Proficient with case management software (e.g., Clio, Filevine, MyCase, or similar), Microsoft Office, and e-filing systems.