Brand New Commercial Litigation | Sports / Entertainment | Powerhouse Boutique | Dynamic Culture & Growth Opportunities | Up to $400k Package | Hybrid/Remote in OC or Century City

March 6, 2026

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Brand New Commercial Litigation Attorney | Sports / Entertainment | Powerhouse Boutique with High-Stakes Wins | Dynamic Culture & Growth Opportunities | Up to $400k Package | Hybrid/Remote in OC or Century City I am currently working closely with one of the main partners at what I can truly say is a powerhouse firm renowned for handling "bet the company" cases, delivering exceptional results for high-profile clients, and fostering a dynamic environment where attorneys can grow their careers and books of business like nowhere else! Highlights: • Award-winning firm with attorneys recognized in the 2026 Best Lawyers in America® and Ones to Watch, known for its vast trial expertise and impressive victories in complex commercial litigation. They've secured landmark wins, including a defense jury verdict for a major Baseball team against a City ($300 million in damages), a $147 million antitrust verdict, a $26 million settlement against a consulting service, and the largest breach of contract award in California history after trial commenced for the County. They've also represented prominent figures like social activists and handled high-stakes matters for Major League teams and household-name companies. • Thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative atmosphere with a strong emphasis on integrity and results. If you bring a book of business, the founding partner— a jury trial specialist with over 75 verdicts—will personally mentor you on how to expand it. • This is part of a major expansion with 10 open positions, offering flexibility for the right candidates. ️ The Role: • Lead high-stakes commercial litigation and complex tort cases from inception to resolution • Handle trials, motions, depositions, discovery, and strategy in "bet the company" disputes • Represent prominent clients including Major League teams, corporations, and public entities • Manage caseload with partner support and mentorship to grow your practice • Advise on business disputes, intellectual property, class actions, and other complex matters ⚖️ About you: 8+ years with a strong background in commercial litigation or complex tort litigation. Ability to work in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. 3-10 years of experience will be considered as we're hiring for 10 positions currently, with flexibility in experience level for the right candidate. Location: Hybrid or remote from OC or Century City Package: • Competitive base salary DOE with performance incentives leading to up to $400k total take-home • Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, and 401(k) retirement plan If this sounds like you and your ideal next move please book in some time below for us to speak: OR Email your resume to: rebecca.oconnell@wearerevolution.co Apply tot his job

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