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L&E Workplace Class Action Associate Attorney - CA Offices (Mid-Sr)

Los Angeles, CADirect hirePosted September 3, 2026

$250k to $310k

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LABOR & EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY

WAGE & HOUR CLASS ACTIONS

Locations: CA (Los Angeles, San Francisco)

HYBRID (4 days/week in-office)

Our client, a prominent AmLaw 100 international law firm, is seeking a talented mid to senior-level Associate Attorney to join their premier Labor & Employment Group, supporting the California practice in Los Angeles and San Francisco. This role offers the opportunity to represent sophisticated employers in complex labor and employment (L&E) disputes, with a particular focus on wage and hour class actions, while collaborating with a nationally recognized team.

Candidate Profile

Key Responsibilities

Why Join Us?

This is an outstanding opportunity to contribute meaningfully to one of the nation’s most sophisticated Labor and Employment practices. Attorneys in this group enjoy early responsibility, high-level client engagement, and exposure to cutting-edge employment issues. You will work alongside top employment litigators who are shaping the legal landscape in wage-and-hour class action litigation. The practice is known for its deep subject-matter expertise, innovative strategies, and high-impact litigation successes, providing associates with an excellent platform to develop their practice.

With the firm's collegial culture, commitment to excellence, and investment in attorneys' long-term professional growth, this role is ideal for a driven associate looking to expand their practice into trial work and make an impact in the dynamic labor and employment field of law.

Compensation & Benefits

Application Requirements

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, law school transcript, and a writing sample for consideration.

Our client is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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