Litigation Associate

We are actively seeking to hire a litigation associate with at least 3 years of experience in general commercial, securities, business, and/or intellectual property litigation. A degree from a top-tier law school is required, as well as California bar membership. The candidate must be capable of working and learning independently. The ideal candidate will also have large-firm experience and subject-matter expertise in intellectual property litigation.Grellas Shah LLP's commercial litigation practice spans the areas of general commercial litigation, intellectual property litigation, securities litigation, cross-border disputes, employment litigation, and international and domestic arbitration. The firm's client base is mainly in the technology and financial services industries, but the firm also represents companies across a spectrum of industries in commercial litigation matters.Ours is a growing and thriving firm and a nice place to work, with excellent opportunities to develop or expand critical skills in a firm that sets high standards doing sophisticated litigation work.Please visit our website at www.grellas.com to find out more about who we are and what we do.REQUIREMENTS:JD from top-tier law school.Ideal candidate will have 3 or more years of successful experience with a large firm, handling commercial litigation. Experience in trade secret, copyright, or trademark litigation particularly helpful. Candidate should having a willingness to work on a broad range of litigation, however.Strong analytical and writing skills.Experience managing complex litigation, taking and defending depositions, arguing motions in state and federal court, drafting and opposing a range of motions, drafting and responding to discovery, ESI/electronic discovery.Proactive, entrepreneurial and resourceful, with ability to effectively manage multiple priorities and deadlines.Proven ability to develop strong client relationships and work effectively within a team-oriented environment.Member of CA bar.Job Type: Full-time