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A prominent boutique litigation firm is seeking an accomplished Senior Litigation Counsel to lead its consumer protection and product liability practice. The role focuses on representing plaintiffs in high-stakes breach of warranty and defective product disputes against major corporate manufacturers, requiring deep expertise in federal and state consumer warranty statutes and a strong record of courtroom advocacy. The Senior Counsel will manage a sophisticated caseload and take ownership of cases from client onboarding through trial. The position also supports the firm’s strategic growth, mentors junior legal talent, and leads a collaborative team of associate attorneys, paralegals, and law clerks. The role reports directly to the Managing Partner and is responsible for fostering accountability, providing legal mentorship, and improving team filing, motion, and discovery processes. The position is full-time and exempt. It can be hybrid or remote, but the candidate must be located in California. The stated base salary is $200,000 to $250,000.

Requirements

  • Active membership in good standing with the State Bar of California.
  • At least five years of civil litigation experience, with substantial emphasis on Lemon Law or consumer warranty litigation. Exceptions may be considered in exceptional circumstances based on extraordinary litigation results and mastery.
  • Very thorough knowledge of Lemon Law and the ability to argue difficult hearings in court.
  • Authoritative knowledge of the California Code of Civil Procedure and the Song-Beverly Act (Civil Code § 1790 et seq.).
  • Proven ability to independently take and defend expert depositions and handle high-pressure discovery disputes.
  • Ability to analyze complex mechanical repair orders and translate technical automotive defects into persuasive legal arguments.
  • Exceptional writing skills and a commanding, articulate presence.
  • Empathic client management skills.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute litigation plans based on state and federal product liability and warranty law.
  • Present oral arguments and advocate in complex, high-stakes hearings.
  • Plan, take, and defend depositions of corporate representatives, automotive or mechanical experts, and other technical witnesses.
  • Build cases from inception with trial readiness in mind; serve as first or second chair in jury trials and handle trial briefs, motions in limine, and cross-examinations.
  • Negotiate client remedies and settlements, including buybacks, replacements, and cash settlements, and calculate statutory damages, civil penalties, and regulatory offsets.
  • Promote the firm’s standards, operational efficiency, and professional development.
  • Provide responsive guidance to junior associates on procedural issues, legal theories, and litigation strategy.
  • Develop and oversee training programs to improve junior and mid-level attorneys’ litigation, writing, and courtroom skills.
  • Review and refine team pleadings, motions, discovery, and other work product for legal quality and consistency.
  • Manage departmental goals, deadlines, and caseload performance to ensure critical timelines are met.
  • Manage and develop a team of associate attorneys, paralegals, and law clerks.

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