<p>A high-end boutique firm with a dozen attorneys in downtown San Diego is seeking a litigation attorney to join their team, who will work on data privacy and data security cases. This litigator should have 2-10 years of experience.</p><p><br></p><p>This litigator will also handle generic business and commercial litigation cases, but the data privacy and cyber security cases are ramping up right now!</p><p><br></p><p><strong><u>Responsibilities of Role</u>:</strong></p><ul><li>All forms of written discovery – responding and propounding, and understanding objections and using them appropriately</li><li>Depos - taking and defending</li><li>Motions - discovery motions, demurs, motions to strike, MSJs, MSAs, motions for sanctions, or any pre-trial motion handled at the pleading or discovery phase</li><li>Court appearances - hearings and CMCs</li><li>Trial (if you want it) - jury instructions, figuring out what exhibits need to be listed, joint trial readiness conference reports</li></ul><p>· Billable requirement: <strong>1850</strong> for associates. Most attorneys hit it, there’s no shortage of work. Litigators often go above it because they are slammed right now.</p><p><br></p><p><strong><u>Profile that would be a fit:</u></strong></p><p>· 2-10 years, no more, no less, ideally at a semi-recognizable firm (no PI or family law).</p><p>· Coming from big law and burned out on cut throat mentality, wans more mentorship, or fewer hours. Or people who truly care about your career.</p><p>· “We don’t do well with people who are all about themselves they don’t seem to last here!”</p><p>· Someone who knows enough about civil procedure – doesn’t need practice area experience</p><p><br></p><p><strong><u>Perks of Company</u></strong>:</p><p>· Managing partners eat lunch with the file clerks – very congenial atmosphere.</p><p>· Regular potlucks and holiday parties.</p><p>· Attorneys coach each other’s kids’ soccer and baseball games.</p><p>· Actively in a growth phase - it’s a time of opportunity at the firm.</p><p>· Firm has systems, processes, and procedures in places (including manuals on how to do things like submit a reimbursement). It’s easy to assimilate!</p><p>· You are not sat down at a desk and expected to fend for yourself.</p><p>· No yellers/screamers/bullies tolerated! </p>
<p>We are looking for an organized Administrative Assistant to support donor relations, fundraising coordination, and day-to-day administrative activities for a PART TIME contract position based in Seattle, Washington. This role combines document preparation, records management, event coordination, and data support to help the team operate smoothly. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, dependable, and comfortable managing sensitive information while balancing multiple assignments in a fast-paced environment.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Coordinate administrative tasks related to donor outreach materials, including preparing correspondence, assembling mailings, and helping distribute acknowledgment communications.</p><p>• Work closely with the Finance team to support the handling and recording of donations received through the mail.</p><p>• Maintain and improve the External Relations SharePoint environment by organizing documents, updating file structures, and keeping records easy to access.</p><p>• Assist with planning and on-site logistics for fundraising initiatives and community events, including support for activities such as SweetHarts for Kids and the Spring Luncheon.</p><p>• Enter donor and gift information accurately into internal records and provide ongoing support for data upkeep and routine tracking.</p><p>• Provide general administrative and logistical assistance for special projects, volunteer efforts, and team-driven initiatives as needed.</p><p>• Support office coordination duties such as managing documentation, responding to administrative requests, and helping keep daily operations on schedule.</p>