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Associate Attorney | Toxic Tort & Product Liability Litigation | Woodland Hills, CAA highly regarded mid-sized litigation firm is seeking an Associate Attorney to join its growing Toxic Tort & Product Liability practice. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on litigation experience while working alongside experienced attorneys on sophisticated, high-exposure matters in a collaborative and supportive environment.In addition to toxic tort and product liability cases, attorneys will have the opportunity to work on a variety of civil litigation matters, including general liability, premises liability, wrongful death, personal injury, and business disputes.What They're Looking For1-5 years of civil litigation experienceToxic tort or product liability experience is a plus, but not requiredExperience drafting pleadings, motions, and discoveryStrong legal research, writing, and communication skillsDeposition, mediation, and motion practice experience preferredAbility to manage cases independently while collaborating with a teamJ.D. from an accredited law schoolLicensed and in good standing in CaliforniaWhy Consider This OpportunityHybrid and fully remote options available (remote candidates must reside in Southern California and have a minimum of 3 years of experience in toxic tort matters)Diverse and sophisticated litigation practiceStrong mentorship and hands-on litigation experienceMeaningful responsibility with excellent long-term growth opportunitiesCompensation & BenefitsHighly competitive compensationPerformance-based bonus paid quarterlyComprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage401(k)Unlimited PTOAdditional firm-paid benefits and wellness perks

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