Class Action Contract Attorney
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
About the JobWe are searching for an experienced class action litigator to join our privacy class action group. Ideally, successful candidates will have at least five years of experience managing class action cases and will have exceptional legal research and writing skills. Candidates must be licensed to practice law in California to be considered.
This is a contract position that we are looking to fill immediately.
Hours: 25-35 hours per week
Location: Remote
Salary: $100,000 - $175,000; compensation commensurate with experience.
About Bird Marella Bird, Marella, Rhow, Lincenberg, Drooks, & Nessim, LLP is a premier national litigation boutique that handles complex civil and white-collar criminal litigation and investigations. For over forty years, we have been at the forefront of some of the most challenging and influential cases in the legal field.
We take pride in being recognized as nationally acclaimed trial lawyers and regarded as top-tier advocates for our clients. We look for attorneys with enormous potential or who are considered among the best-of-the-best in the field.
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