Associate Attorney with 4-5 years of securities/FINRA experience

A law firm in Los Angeles is actively seeking an experienced Associate Attorney with 4-5 years of practice, specializing in Securities/FINRA matters. This role offers a compelling opportunity for a seasoned attorney to contribute to the firm's success.

Duties:

• Manage and handle a diverse caseload, primarily focusing on Securities and FINRA cases.
• Conduct thorough legal research, analysis, and document preparation.
• Represent clients in court proceedings, arbitration hearings, and negotiations.
• Collaborate with senior attorneys and legal teams to develop effective case strategies.
• Stay abreast of changes in securities laws, regulations, and FINRA rules.
• Attend depositions, mediations, and other dispute resolution processes.
• Maintain regular communication with clients, providing updates and addressing inquiries.

Requirements:

• 4-5 years of legal experience, with a concentration in Securities/FINRA matters.
• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school.
• Active Bar membership in California.

Education:

• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school.

Certifications:

• Active Bar membership in California.

Skills:

• Extensive experience in Securities and FINRA matters.
• Strong legal research and analytical skills.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication abilities.
• Proven negotiation and dispute resolution skills.
• Courtroom representation expertise.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with legal teams.

Benefits:

• 401(k) retirement plan.
• Contributions to health and dental plans.
• Subsidized gym membership.
• Disability coverage.

This law firm offers litigation services to insurance companies and financial institutions. Their areas of practice include cyber law, environment law, labor and employment, professional liability litigation, securities litigation, surety, directors and officers, reinsurance, and intellectual property. Their offices are located in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Texas, Colorado, Illinois, Florida, and California.