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Employment Litigation Partner, Wage and Hour
In one line: Employment Litigation Partner, Wage and Hour is a remote role in the United States at a national employment litigation law firm.
- USD 250,000 to 325,000 per year
- Remote (US)
- A national employment litigation law firm
- Posted 25 Jul 2026
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A partner-level role defending employers in California workplace disputes, with a focus on wage and hour matters. The attorney leads litigation teams, advises clients and helps grow the practice, working fully remotely within California.
At a glance
- PayUSD 250,000 to 325,000 per year
- Remote scopeRemote, United States
- Posted25 Jul 2026
- Last checked17 Oct 2026
What you will do
- Direct the defense of employers in state and federal employment disputes across California
- Run wage and hour cases including class actions, PAGA claims and single plaintiff matters
- Shape case strategy from early counseling through trial, arbitration, mediation and appeal
- Draft and argue dispositive, class certification, discovery and appellate motions
- Guide and supervise junior associates while building client relationships
What they look for
- Active good standing membership in the California State Bar
- Substantial experience defending employers in California employment litigation
- Strong grasp of California wage and hour law, class actions and PAGA
- Record of independently handling complex litigation start to finish
- Solid skills in motions, depositions, courtroom advocacy and negotiation
- Experience mentoring and supervising junior attorneys
Nice to have
- Trial or arbitration experience in employment matters
- Background in day to day employment counseling and risk prevention
- A portable book of business or business development experience
- Leadership experience within an employment litigation practice
Benefits
- Performance based bonus program
- Origination incentives
Questions about this job
Can I do this job remotely, and from which countries?
The posting lists it as remote for people in the United States.
What does this job pay?
The posting states USD 250,000 to 325,000 per year.
What experience is needed?
The posting asks for: active good standing membership in the California State Bar; substantial experience defending employers in California employment litigation; strong grasp of California wage and hour law, class actions and PAGA.
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