Associate Attorney (San Diego County)

Company Description Allen Barron, Inc. is a multidisciplinary professional services firm that integrates legal, tax, accounting, and business management consulting to support clients across a wide range of industries. The firm focuses on helping business owners and individuals understand complex issues in clear, practical terms, removing uncertainty around tax planning, legal matters, and strategic decisions. Allen Barron, Inc. provides not only financial and accounting data, but also analysis of underlying trends and their implications for the business. Clients receive proactive legal advice and consulting across the lifecycle of a business, from formation to international expansion and supply chain strategy. This integrated approach offers a single, coordinated source of expertise for modern business challenges.

Role Description The Associate Attorney will work on-site in San Diego County, CA in a full-time capacity, supporting the firm’s integrated legal, tax, accounting, and consulting services. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting legal research, drafting and reviewing contracts and other transactional documents, and assisting with tax controversy work included the CDTFA, EDD, IRS and FTB. The role involves providing clear legal advice to the partner, supporting negotiations, and collaborating with tax and accounting professionals to ensure aligned strategies. The Associate Attorney will also help prepare memoranda, client communications, and internal briefing documents, and may participate in client meetings to explain legal implications of business and tax strategies.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Law, with the ability to interpret and apply statutes, regulations, and case law in a business context.
• Experience or coursework in Labor and Employment Law, including workplace policies, compliance, and employee relations issues.
• Ability to provide concise, practical Legal Advice to business clients and translate complex legal concepts into accessible language.
• Proficiency in legal Research, including use of electronic research tools and preparation of clear, well-organized research summaries.
• Negotiation skills for assisting in contract discussions, dispute resolution, and client advocacy.
• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school and active bar membership in California (or eligibility and intent to obtain admission).
• Demonstrated interest in business law, tax, or corporate governance; experience in a multidisciplinary or client-facing environment is a plus.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, and ability to work collaboratively with legal, tax, and accounting teams.