California General Liability Associate

Location
Los Angeles, Miami +1
Workplace
Remote
Compensation
$130k – $170k

About this role

We are looking for an Associate Attorney with 2+ years of civil defense litigation experience to join Lydecker's General Liability practice group in California. This is an opportunity to handle your own caseload with full litigation responsibilities—not just motions work—with a clear path to promotion from associate to senior associate, of counsel, and partner.

What will you be doing?

Managing a full caseload of general liability defense matters including premises liability, personal injury, and casualty defense

Drafting and responding to motions, complaints, and written discovery

Attending and defending depositions, court hearings, and client meetings

Assisting with preparation for mediations and trials

Billing approximately 1, 950 hours annually with quarterly bonus opportunities

Key Requirements

Active California bar license in good standing

2-8 years of civil defense litigation experience (general liability, premises liability, bodily injury, or casualty defense)

Defense-side experience required (plaintiff-side will not be considered)

Ability to manage 25+ cases simultaneously and work independently

No book of business required

What happens next

Skip the application pile. I get you in front of the people who decide.

Confirm the fit

A few questions to make sure this role is the right shape for you. Two minutes.

I pitch you to the company

I write the intro, send it to the founder, and handle the back-and-forth.

A meeting lands on your calendar

When the company wants to meet, I get the call on your calendar. You just show up.

Culture & values

The firm has earned a strong and positive reputation for its tenacious defense and protection of client interests

Long-standing client relationships are grounded in mutual trust and understanding of client needs and goals

The firm maintains a diverse practice serving multiple types of clients

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