So Cal Realty Law
Real Estate Litigation Attorney
So Cal Realty Law, San Diego, California, United States, 92189
We are looking for an attorney who is enthusiastic about aiding people in need of real estate legal services. For clients, we protect the value of real estate investments by removing unwanted tenants, conducting successful real estate litigation and transactions, and pursuing justice for property owners harmed by others. We are looking for an attorney who can get right in and offer excellent representation to clients. You must demonstrate compassion and the ability to build connections with clients. This is a job for an experienced attorney who is skilled, knowledgeable, and self‑assured in handling a workload with considerable autonomy while working with an excellent legal team.
Responsibilities
Work with clients to prepare strategically for trial proceedings, mediation, and arbitration
Argue motions in court on behalf of clients during legal proceedings
Work with paralegals to complete legal research, investigation of facts, and prepare lawsuits, motions, and other legal briefs
Prepare landlord notices to tenants and unlawful detainer lawsuits
Work with clients to resolve real estate legal problems
Create a legal strategy based on the aims of each client, the circumstances of the case, and applicable law
Assign work to paralegals and legal assistants and monitor their progress while assuming full responsibility for the outcome and meeting all deadlines
Keep track of the time and value you provided to clients so you can evaluate what worked and what you might do better in the future
Achieve or exceed the position's key performance metrics
Serve clients enthusiastically and appropriately, based on client goals and circumstances
Investigate claims, prepare demand letters, and attempt settlement prior to initiating litigation
Aggressively manage a caseload of real estate litigation and unlawful detainer cases involving both residential and commercial properties. Legal claims include fraud, quiet title, action in partition, ejectment, and unlawful detainer
Research, prepare, and file required motions; meet court deadlines; attend hearings, and advocate for clients
Work with our team of paralegals, vendors, and administrative staff
Provide leadership and direction to the team
Take and defend depositions; conduct thorough discovery
Prepare and present civil trials and unlawful detainer trials
Develop an aggressive, strategic approach for each case that meets clients' goals
Cultivate relationships with the team, clients, and our professional network
Qualifications
Demonstrated experience practicing as an attorney
Understanding of confidentiality requirements
Has a Juris Doctor (J.D. degree) from an accredited law school
Effective communication skills and problem‑solving skills are necessary to work with all levels of staff and clients
Candidates must have passed the bar exam and be in good standing with the state/federal bar association
Licensed to practice law in California
Exposure to unlawful detainer procedures in California
Benefits We offer health, dental, vision, 401(k) benefits, paid time off, and pay for authorized voluntary bar memberships, ongoing legal education, and bar dues. The firm provides computer equipment and a stipend for office furniture. Attorneys must be prepared to appear in court, in person or virtually, in San Diego, Riverside, and elsewhere in Southern California, on short notice.
Compensation $150,000–$200,000 per year
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Responsibilities
Work with clients to prepare strategically for trial proceedings, mediation, and arbitration
Argue motions in court on behalf of clients during legal proceedings
Work with paralegals to complete legal research, investigation of facts, and prepare lawsuits, motions, and other legal briefs
Prepare landlord notices to tenants and unlawful detainer lawsuits
Work with clients to resolve real estate legal problems
Create a legal strategy based on the aims of each client, the circumstances of the case, and applicable law
Assign work to paralegals and legal assistants and monitor their progress while assuming full responsibility for the outcome and meeting all deadlines
Keep track of the time and value you provided to clients so you can evaluate what worked and what you might do better in the future
Achieve or exceed the position's key performance metrics
Serve clients enthusiastically and appropriately, based on client goals and circumstances
Investigate claims, prepare demand letters, and attempt settlement prior to initiating litigation
Aggressively manage a caseload of real estate litigation and unlawful detainer cases involving both residential and commercial properties. Legal claims include fraud, quiet title, action in partition, ejectment, and unlawful detainer
Research, prepare, and file required motions; meet court deadlines; attend hearings, and advocate for clients
Work with our team of paralegals, vendors, and administrative staff
Provide leadership and direction to the team
Take and defend depositions; conduct thorough discovery
Prepare and present civil trials and unlawful detainer trials
Develop an aggressive, strategic approach for each case that meets clients' goals
Cultivate relationships with the team, clients, and our professional network
Qualifications
Demonstrated experience practicing as an attorney
Understanding of confidentiality requirements
Has a Juris Doctor (J.D. degree) from an accredited law school
Effective communication skills and problem‑solving skills are necessary to work with all levels of staff and clients
Candidates must have passed the bar exam and be in good standing with the state/federal bar association
Licensed to practice law in California
Exposure to unlawful detainer procedures in California
Benefits We offer health, dental, vision, 401(k) benefits, paid time off, and pay for authorized voluntary bar memberships, ongoing legal education, and bar dues. The firm provides computer equipment and a stipend for office furniture. Attorneys must be prepared to appear in court, in person or virtually, in San Diego, Riverside, and elsewhere in Southern California, on short notice.
Compensation $150,000–$200,000 per year
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