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    Securities Litigation Associate

    California or Massachusetts Dispute ResolutionFull time, hybrid Base salary $160,000 to $220,000+ a year, depending on experience
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    Use strong written advocacy to develop securities claims for institutional investors, including a move from defence work.

    The role

    Work on plaintiff securities class actions from the initial complaint through resolution. You will research developing case law, prepare briefs and motions and help shape the arguments supporting a claim. The role involves close work with experienced litigators and calls for someone who enjoys testing legal theories against difficult factual records.

    What you will need

    Relevant securities litigation experience, typically around 3 to 4 years or more. Strong brief writing and analytical ability are central to the role. Lawyers from a defence background are welcome to discuss the opportunity, provided they have a clear interest in representing claimants and institutional investors.

    What is on offer

    • A full time hybrid role with California or Massachusetts options discussed in confidence.
    • Advertised annual base salary is $160,000 to $220,000 or more, depending on experience, with a discretionary bonus.
    • Connect Legal Partners is a Paraform recruiter.
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