Associate Attorney (SF)

Job description

About Us Saveri Law Firm, LLP is a purpose-driven plaintiffs’ firm dedicated to challenging powerful corporations — from Big Tech to dominant industry players — through precedent-setting antitrust and competition litigation on behalf of consumers, workers, and creators. We are at the forefront of emerging issues, including generative AI, no-poach agreements, wage-suppression collusion, price-fixing, and other anticompetitive and exploitative business practices. Since our founding in 2012, we have built a reputation as one of the nation’s leading plaintiffs’ firms and are appointed time and again as lead or co-lead counsel in significant, complex cases in federal and international forums. To date, our attorneys have obtained over $5 billion in settlements and successful resolutions for their clients. Our work has been repeatedly recognized by leading independent legal-industry peers and ranking organizations. Highlights include high rankings by Chambers & Partners in its “Antitrust: Plaintiff” categories, and recurring praise from the Legal 500, Best Lawyers, Benchmark Litigation, the Global Competition Review, the American Antitrust Institute, and other well-respected organizations. We are not just litigators, we are advocates for fairness, competition, and accountability. We want to make an impact, bring creativity to difficult challenges, and value high-caliber work. If you are passionate about using the law to challenge the status quo — your work here will truly matter. About the Role We are seeking ambitious, driven attorneys who want to work on meaningful, high-impact litigation that carry real economic and societal impact. Our associates gain substantial responsibility early, working closely with accessible partners in a no-drama, highly collaborative environment. You will join a team that values depth over volume, intensity over routine, and professional growth over hierarchy. What You Will Do Prepare and argue critical motions and participate in key court hearings. Contribute to strategic decision making throughout each case. Draft high-quality pleadings and contested motions, including complaints, oppositions to motions to dismiss, motions for summary judgment, and class certification briefing. Manage complex discovery, including client productions, e-discovery workflows, search term development, and adversarial meet-and-confers. Oversee document review processes and ensuring quality, accuracy, and consistency. Take and defend depositions and collaborate with expert witnesses. Participate in business development and occasional professional conferences (subsidized by the firm). About You Exceptional legal writer with excellent analytical and communication skills. Proactive self-starter who embraces a steep learning curve and becoming a subject matter expert. Effective oral advocate, confident in your judgment and decision-making, especially in high-pressure and fast-moving environments. Highly organized with exceptional time and project-management abilities. Skilled at navigating interpersonal dynamics within the firm and managing relationships with co-counsel and external stakeholders. Creative in your problem-solving approach and capable of developing solutions in shifting circumstances. Curious and strategic, you enjoy complex litigation, intellectual challenges, and precedent-setting legal questions. Strong work ethics with ability to work intensely while also bringing levity to the work environment. Team-oriented individuals who value meaningful, socially impactful work. Why SLF We provide significant growth opportunities. A collaborative, low-ego environment that values rigor without unnecessary drama. Real autonomy is paired with meaningful support and mentorship. Flexible work options, balanced by a strong commitment to excellence. Competitive compensation and benefits. Qualifications Licensed and in good standing with the California State Bar or New York State Bar. 5–10 years of litigation experience, preferably in antitrust, class actions, or complex litigation. Clerkship experience is highly valued. Reporting Relationship Reports directly to the Executive Director. Work Schedule The position is eligible for hybrid work (3 days in-office, 2 days remote). Standard office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Some travel and schedule flexibility required.