Apply to Associate Attorney – Lemon Law Litigation

OPEN JOB: Associate Attorney – Lemon Law Litigation
LOCATION: Los Angeles, California
BASE SALARY: USD $120,000 to $160,000

Role

The Litigation Attorney independently manages a caseload of Lemon Law matters from filing through resolution.
This attorney is expected to exercise sound litigation judgment, conduct depositions, argue routine motions, and negotiate settlements with minimal oversight.
This role marks the transition from training to full case ownership.

Position Classification & Reporting

Classification: Full-Time; Exempt
Reports To: Managing Partner or Senior Attorney

Key Responsibilities
Case Management

Independently manage active litigation caseload.
Draft and file complaints, discovery, and substantive motions.
Handle meet-and-confer disputes and discovery negotiations.

Law & Motion

Draft and argue motions to compel and oppositions to summary judgment.
Prepare attorney fee motions in fee-shifting cases under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and Song-Beverly Act.

Depositions

Take and defend depositions of plaintiffs, service technicians, and PMKs.
Prepare clients for testimony.

Settlement Negotiation

Negotiate buyback and cash-and-keep settlements.
Calculate statutory penalties and damages exposure.

Trial Preparation

Draft motions in limine and trial briefs.
Serve as second-chair at trial; may act as lead in limited matters.

If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity, please respond back and include the following:

MS WORD Resume
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Contact information.
Availability

Upon receipt, one of our managers will contact you to discuss the position in full detail.

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