Associate Attorney (SF)

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.