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Location: Fully Remote (California Residents Only) Job Type: Full-Time Direct Hire Salary: $220,000-$250,000 annually (Commensurate with experience) Industry: Legal Employment Law Public Sector Defense Bar Admission: Must be an active member in good standing with the State Bar of California Argo Recruiting is proud to partner with a premier California-based defense law firm to identify a Senior Employment Law Attorney with significant experience in school district defense and third-party administrator employment panels. This fully remote position is ideal for an established attorney who thrives in a fast-paced, litigation-focused environment and is looking for long-term career growth within a collaborative legal team. Position Overview We are seeking a seasoned Employment Law Attorney with 15+ years of experience in employment litigation, including expertise in PAGA-inclusive claims, school district defense, and third-party administrator panels. You will work with public entities and educational institutions, handling complex employment disputes and guiding clients through litigation strategy, defense, and compliance matters. Key Requirements 15+ years of employment law defense experience (mandatory) Proven background in school district employment defense Experience working with school third-party administrator employment panels Extensive knowledge of PAGA, wage & hour, and class action claims Trial experience preferred but not required Background in public entity defense is a strong plus JD from an accredited U. S. law school Active California Bar license in good standing Excellent research, writing, negotiation, and analytical skills Commitment to proactive case management and litigation strategy Why Join This Firm Top-tier compensation ($220K-$250K + quarterly bonuses) Unlimited Paid Time Off for attorneys (with 90 "credit hours" reserved for vacation) 100% Remote work flexibility (office space available if preferred) Medical, dental, vision & pet insurance 401(k) with employer match (after 1 year) Accelerated partnership track Long-term disability & life insurance (firm-paid) Cell phone reimbursement & work-from-home support Collaborative, team-oriented culture with casual dress code Fun extras: Team-building events, firm holidays, snacks & more About the Firm Founded in 1996, our client is a leading California-based defense law firm known for its deep expertise in workers’ compensation, employment law, general liability, and state audit defense. The firm is committed to supporting legal professionals through mentorship, continuous learning, and a strong sense of community. Ready to Apply? If you meet the criteria and are looking for a long-term, high-impact legal career with full flexibility, we’d love to hear from you. Submit your resume, bar status, and years of relevant experience today. Job Code: JPC-21, Job Location: California Apply tot his job Apply tot his job

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