Remote General Liability Attorney/Of Counsel

General Liability Attorney/Of Counsel | California | Remote | Full-TimeA well-established California defense litigation practice is seeking an experienced attorney to join its growing team. This opportunity is ideal for a seasoned litigator looking to take ownership of a sophisticated caseload while enjoying flexibility, strong support resources, and a clear path for long-term growth.The firm represents businesses, insurers, and other institutional clients in a broad range of complex civil disputes. Attorneys in this role are given substantial autonomy, direct client contact, and meaningful opportunities to contribute to case strategy and business development initiatives.ResponsibilitiesHandle a diversified litigation caseload from inception through resolution.Develop and execute case strategy in collaboration with clients and firm leadership.Draft and argue substantive motions, dispositive motions, and other court filings.Take and defend depositions, including expert and party witnesses.Attend court appearances, mediations, arbitrations, and settlement conferences.Manage discovery, including written discovery, ESI issues, and motion practice.Provide clients with strategic guidance, budgets, and regular case assessments.Prepare matters for trial and participate in trial proceedings as needed.Mentor junior attorneys and support professional development within the litigation team.QualificationsJ.D. from an accredited law school.Active membership in the California Bar.10+ years of civil litigation experience.Strong background handling cases independently with minimal oversight.Proven deposition, motion practice, and courtroom experience.Excellent analytical, writing, and advocacy skills.Demonstrated ability to manage multiple matters and maintain strong client relationships.Trial experience is valued but not required.What You'll Find HereHigh level of autonomy and responsibility.Direct interaction with sophisticated clients and decision-makers.Collaborative environment with experienced litigation professionals.Hybrid work flexibility and modern support infrastructure.Opportunities to develop leadership responsibilities and mentor junior team members.Long-term career advancement potential for attorneys interested in growing with the organization.Compensation & BenefitsCompetitive compensation commensurate with experience. Base salary range $200k-225k.Performance-based bonus opportunities.Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage.Retirement savings plan with employer contributions.Paid time off and firm-recognized holidays.Paid parental leave.Continuing legal education and professional development support.Wellness and employee assistance programs.Business development and networking opportunities.Potential pathway to equity or non-equity partnership consideration.Ideal Candidate: A seasoned civil litigator seeking a stable platform, strong support structure, meaningful client interaction, and the opportunity to play a significant role in the continued growth of a respected California litigation practice.

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