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Remote Litigator / Transactional Attorney

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Workplace
Remote
Type
Full-time
Department
Legal
Source
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Description

Salary range: $155K - $195K

Location: West Los Angeles, CA, Southern California
 
Remote work policy: Work from home with occasional visits to the West Los Angeles office as needed, especially during onboarding. Attorneys work independently from home and are not required to come into the office on a set schedule, though proximity to the LA area is preferred.

About this role

What we're looking for:

We need an experienced attorney with 3-7 years of litigation and/or transactional experience who can provide high-quality legal counsel to homeowner associations throughout California. You should be comfortable working autonomously in a fast-paced environment with a 24-hour client response commitment, and have a track record of excellent legal writing and client service. Bonus points if you have direct experience with community association law, the Davis-Stirling Act, CCRs, creditor-side bankruptcy, or construction defect litigation.

What you'll do:

  • Provide full-service legal counsel to condominium, townhouse, stock cooperative, and planned development HOA boards of directors and their community managers

  • Handle litigation matters including real estate disputes, construction defect cases, creditor-side bankruptcy, and judgment collections

  • Draft and review transactional documents including corporate governance opinions, board resolutions, articles of incorporation, by-laws, and real estate documents

  • Advise clients on Davis-Stirling Act compliance, CCR interpretation, and community association governance issues

  • Respond to client inquiries within 24 hours and manage your own caseload independently

  • Contribute to firm marketing efforts including writing articles for publication and presenting at industry events

  • Work closely with the founding partners and support staff to deliver outstanding results for HOA clients

Skills

Compliance