Associate - Workers’ Compensation - California - $160k

A confidential plaintiff-side workers' compensation litigation opportunity is available with a well-established Southern California practice focused on representing injured workers. This role is designed for a midlevel attorney who enjoys frequent court appearances, direct client advocacy, and hands-on case ownership in a contingency-fee environment. WHY THIS OPPORTUNITY STANDS OUT Court-heavy docket with meaningful responsibility and day-to-day advocacy. remote structure with a primary base in the Ontario area and regional coverage as needed within Southern California. Partner track is available. THE ROLE Manage applicant-side workers' compensation matters from intake through resolution. Handle appearances and litigation tasks before the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board, including conferences and hearings. Draft and argue motions; manage discovery and evidence development. Take and defend depositions and work with medical and other case-related experts as needed. Negotiate case resolution and advise clients throughout the life of the claim. Coordinate coverage across Southern California when needed. LOCATION, SCHEDULE AND COMPENSATION Location Remote, Southern California (primary base in the Ontario area, with regional travel/coverage as needed). Schedule Remote Compensation $120,000 to $160,000 base salary. REQUIREMENTS Active California Bar admission, in good standing. 3 to 5 years of relevant workers' compensation experience (applicant-side preferred). Juris Doctor from an accredited law school. Ability to handle a court-heavy caseload and adapt to practice direction. Willingness to be primarily based in the Ontario area with Southern California travel/coverage. PREFERRED BACKGROUND Strong experience appearing before the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board. Involvement (or interest in becoming involved) in local and state bar associations. Highly coachable, trainable approach with a practical, client-forward mindset. #J-18808-Ljbffr We Are Legal Revolution