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Litigation Associate – High-Stakes Commercial & Securities Focus
San Francisco | Hybrid | AmLaw Top 50 Firm
Compensation: $235,000 – $365,000 (DOE + Bonus)
JD Class Years: 2016 – 2022 Are you ready to step into a high-impact litigation role at one of the most elite, high-performing law firms in the world? This
AmLaw Top 50 powerhouse
is expanding its
San Francisco litigation team
and is looking for sharp, agile, and motivated litigation associates to join their growing West Coast presence. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the best litigators in the country on
sophisticated commercial litigation ,
securities disputes ,
white collar investigations , and
complex business litigation —from day one. Why This Role Stands Out:
Big responsibility, fast : Take ownership of challenging assignments and directly contribute to high-stakes matters for Fortune 500s, financial institutions, and global corporations.
Mentorship & growth : Be surrounded by brilliant colleagues who will sharpen your litigation skills and support your long-term career trajectory.
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Cutting-edge matters : Dive into disputes involving securities fraud, shareholder class actions, antitrust, internal investigations, and cross-border commercial conflicts.
Prestige with purpose : Join a global firm known for its excellence in both advocacy and culture—ranked among the most respected firms in the industry.
West Coast momentum : Be part of a
strategically growing office
with a strong leadership team and a collaborative, high-trust environment.
Ideal Candidate:
JD class year between
2016 and 2022
Commercial litigation
experience at a top firm or government agency
Strong academic credentials from a top-tier law school
Excellent writing, analytical, and oral advocacy skills
Eager to roll up your sleeves and make an impact
This is more than a job—it’s a
launchpad . If you’re ready to be a key player on some of the most important litigation matters in the country, this opportunity might be your next move. Want to explore it discreetly? Reach out and we’ll share more confidential insights.
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San Francisco | Hybrid | AmLaw Top 50 Firm
Compensation: $235,000 – $365,000 (DOE + Bonus)
JD Class Years: 2016 – 2022 Are you ready to step into a high-impact litigation role at one of the most elite, high-performing law firms in the world? This
AmLaw Top 50 powerhouse
is expanding its
San Francisco litigation team
and is looking for sharp, agile, and motivated litigation associates to join their growing West Coast presence. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the best litigators in the country on
sophisticated commercial litigation ,
securities disputes ,
white collar investigations , and
complex business litigation —from day one. Why This Role Stands Out:
Big responsibility, fast : Take ownership of challenging assignments and directly contribute to high-stakes matters for Fortune 500s, financial institutions, and global corporations.
Mentorship & growth : Be surrounded by brilliant colleagues who will sharpen your litigation skills and support your long-term career trajectory.
️
Cutting-edge matters : Dive into disputes involving securities fraud, shareholder class actions, antitrust, internal investigations, and cross-border commercial conflicts.
Prestige with purpose : Join a global firm known for its excellence in both advocacy and culture—ranked among the most respected firms in the industry.
West Coast momentum : Be part of a
strategically growing office
with a strong leadership team and a collaborative, high-trust environment.
Ideal Candidate:
JD class year between
2016 and 2022
Commercial litigation
experience at a top firm or government agency
Strong academic credentials from a top-tier law school
Excellent writing, analytical, and oral advocacy skills
Eager to roll up your sleeves and make an impact
This is more than a job—it’s a
launchpad . If you’re ready to be a key player on some of the most important litigation matters in the country, this opportunity might be your next move. Want to explore it discreetly? Reach out and we’ll share more confidential insights.
#J-18808-Ljbffr