Attorney | Litigation | Hybrid | 148885 | Los Angeles, CA

Civil Litigation – Los Angeles – Public Education

Make your legal career count where it matters most. Join a California law firm dedicated to serving school districts, community colleges, county offices of education, and other educational institutions. In this role, your work will help educational organizations navigate complex legal challenges so they can remain focused on their mission: supporting students, educators, and communities across California.

The Difference You’ll Make

• Help educational institutions address legal challenges that affect students, staff, and communities
• Support school districts and other public education entities as they navigate complex litigation matters
• Contribute to the continued operation and development of educational facilities and programs
• Apply your litigation experience in service of organizations that shape the future of California’s students
• Work on matters with meaningful community impact while building a sophisticated litigation practice

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of civil litigation experience
• Experience in personal injury, tort, dangerous condition of public property, or insurance defense litigation
• Strong team-oriented mindset

Compensation & Benefits

• Base salary: $160,000–$195,000, depending on experience
• Quarterly and annual bonus potential
• Medical, dental, vision, life, disability, retirement, commuter, and additional voluntary benefit offerings available to eligible employees and dependents
• Hybrid schedule

Build a Career with Purpose

If you’re an experienced litigator seeking more than just another case load, this opportunity offers the chance to combine sophisticated legal work with a mission that reaches far beyond the courtroom. Your efforts will support the institutions that educate, protect, and prepare future generations, allowing you to make a lasting impact on schools, communities, and the future of education in California

Salary Range:  $160,000–$195,000

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