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Career Consulting Partners
Pre-Litigation Employment Attorney
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A Litigation Lawyer, also known as a litigator or trial lawyer, represent plaintiffs and defendants in civil lawsuits. They manage all phases of the litigation from the investigation, pleadings, and discovery through the pre-trial, trial, settlement, and appeal processes.
$176,015 / year median in California
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Pre-Litigation Employment Attorney Career Consulting Partners Glendale, CA Job Details $130,000 - $170,000 a year 3 hours ago Benefits Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Legal advocacy Anti-discrimination law Research Doctor of Law (JD) Bar California labor law Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Full Job Description Pre-Litigation Employment Attorney Career Consulting Partners has teamed up with a large plaintiff-side litigation law firm with its Headquarters in Glendale and offices in New York, Seattle, Newark, Denver, Portland, and Chicago. We are looking for a Pre-Litigation Associate Attorney who will play a crucial role in evaluating potential employment claims, engaging with clients, and striving for favorable resolutions before litigation. Key Responsibilities Review prospective client intakes against liability and damages metrics; conduct supplemental calls to gather facts for complaint filing and pre-suit resolution. Research corporate structures and affiliate entities to ensure proper party naming, and gather necessary records to draft PAGA notices and administrative filings (CRD/EEOC) . Partner with senior attorneys on filing decisions, claim selection, venue, and jurisdictional strategy. Direct early dispute resolution, pre-suit mediations, demand letters, and statutory document requests (Labor Code §§ 226 and 1198.5) across a growing caseload.