About the role
If you're a products liability litigator looking to work on some of the most complex, high-impact cases across cutting-edge industries, this opportunity is worth exploring.
Our client—a globally recognized AmLaw firm known for advising leaders in AI, life sciences, and emerging technologies—is seeking a mid-level associate to join its highly regarded Product Life Cycle / Products Liability practice.
This team operates at the intersection of law, innovation, and risk, representing companies shaping the future—from autonomous vehicles to medical devices—handling matters that define industries.
The Opportunity
You'll join a collaborative, high-performing team advising clients across:
* AI & Robotics * Autonomous Vehicles * Medical Devices & Pharma * Consumer Products & IoT * Technology & Retail
This is a chance to work on bet-the-company litigation, both in and out of the courtroom.
What You'll Be Doing
* Lead and support products liability litigation matters * Draft briefs, motions, and discovery responses * Conduct depositions, expert interviews, and oral arguments * Work on multidistrict litigation (MDL) and coordinated proceedings * Manage document review, production, and case strategy * Handle causation and failure analysis
What We're Looking For
* 3–5 years of products liability litigation experience (REQUIRED) * Strong experience in legal writing and case management * Exposure to complex litigation or MDL environments * Excellent communication + team-first mindset * Bar admission in CA, CO, WA, or NY
Why This Role Stands Out
* Work with a firm known for developing top legal talent * Structured career growth + mentorship programs * Exposure to global, high-profile matters * Collaborative culture with real ownership early on
Perks & Benefits
* Comprehensive medical, dental, vision coverage * 401(k) / Roth 401(k) * Generous parental leave + family benefits * Wellness programs (mental health + lifestyle support) * Flexible PTO & reduced schedule options * Paid bar dues + professional memberships
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