Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo
Associate Attorney - Commercial and Complex Litigation
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Defend wage-and-hour litigation, including potential class actions, under California and federal law. Prepare and respond to written discovery, develop and execute discovery plans, take depositions, and handle discovery-related motions. Draft persuasive legal writing, including opposition to class-certification motions. Communicate professionally with clients regarding legal and strategic issues while maintaining strong follow-through.
Specific experience/skills sought are:
- At least four years of experience handling defense of wage and hour litigation, preferably class actions;
- Knowledge and experience of California and federal wage and hour laws, including overtime and meal and rest periods;
- Experience preparing and responding to written discovery in wage and hour litigation with limited supervision and oversight;
- Deposition experience and motion experience involving discovery issues;
- Experience putting together discovery plans and executing same;
- Excellent writing skills including opposing motions for class certification in wage and hour matters;
- Ability to interface with the client and convey a level of professionalism and competence in terms of both the legal and strategic issues in wage and hour litigation;
- Excellent communication and follow-through skills.
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