Litigation Attorney

You've got 60 files. You know the number because you counted them last Sunday night instead of sleeping. Somewhere around file 40 you stopped being a lawyer and became a person who forwards emails with "pls handle" on them, and the partner who gave you the files calls that development. This firm caps it at 10 to 20. Which means you'd actually read the medical records rather than the summary someone else wrote, and you might remember the plaintiff's name without opening the file. Hybrid from San Francisco, LA or Irvine, $160k to $200k, a monthly bonus worth up to $2,000, and $250 a month towards the student loan you took out to get into this mess in the first place. Why this firm: Hybrid, a real balance of remote and in office days, from San Francisco, Los Angeles or Irvine A caseload of 10 to 20 matters, so you have time to be good at each one A monthly bonus plan worth up to $2,000 a month, plus the annual performance bonus $250 a month, non taxable, towards a qualifying student loan for eligible attorneys General liability, product liability, premises and catastrophic injury work $160k to $200k depending on experience, plus bonus What you'll be doing: Investigating claims and deciding how each one should be run Discovery in both directions, and the document review that goes with it Taking and defending depositions Pleadings and motions, and arguing them at hearings Getting cases ready for mediation and trial, and keeping clients in the loop on the way What you'll have: 2 to 6 years of solid litigation Admitted to The California Bar Strong research and writing, and you can hold your own on your feet Organised enough to run 10 to 20 matters properly rather than 60 badly There are 100+ recommendations at the bottom of my LinkedIn profile if you fancy doing your due diligence on me first. I'm Arran Jaiswal at Distinct North America. #J-18808-Ljbffr