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Collaborating with portfolio monitoring, data analytics, financial experts, and investigators to assess liability theories Key Requirements * 5+ years of securities litigation experience (4 years ...

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Commercial Litigation Associate

Uniondale, NY · Hybrid

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Conduct in-depth legal research and analysis to support litigation efforts. * Draft and prepare ... securities litigation, consumer protection) practice group while in NY. Preferred: * Prior ...

rivkin

Commercial Litigation Associate

Uniondale, NY · Hybrid

$130K - $155K/yr

Conduct in-depth legal research and analysis to support litigation efforts. * Draft and prepare ... securities litigation, consumer protection) practice group while in NY. Preferred: * Prior ...

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Case Investigation Attorney (Securities Class Action)

Hybrid

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Human Resources Consulting Services • 1 - 10 employees
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$160K - $220K/yr

Full-time

Posted 28 days ago

Job description

Salary range: $160K - $220K
Location: California & Sansome, Financial District, San Francisco, CA, Boston, MA
 
Hybrid work policy: 3 days in-office (Tue/Wed/Thu) in Financial District, San Francisco, or Boston
About this role

We are looking for a Case Investigation Attorney with 5+ years of securities litigation experience to join our case investigation team and play a meaningful role in identifying and developing new matters for institutional investor clients. You'll be part of a top-ranked plaintiff securities firm that is selective by design—recommending only the strongest cases to clients ranging from small county funds to CalPERS.

What will you be doing?

  • Evaluating potential securities cases by analyzing corporate disclosures, SEC filings, stock price movements, and financial data to determine whether to recommend matters to clients
  • Conducting in-depth investigations—including reviewing public domain information, talking to former employees, and digging deep to understand what happened before recommending a case
  • Leveraging AI and data-driven tools creatively to analyze large datasets, identify patterns, and enhance case evaluation
  • Preparing internal memoranda, loss analyses, and client-facing summaries for institutional investors
  • Collaborating with portfolio monitoring, data analytics, financial experts, and investigators to assess liability theories

Key Requirements

  • 5+ years of securities litigation experience (4 years considered for exceptional candidates)—must have actual litigation experience to understand case strength
  • Creative, analytical thinker who knows what questions to ask and can dig deep to find answers
  • Interest in plaintiff-side work (candidates from large defense firms are highly valued)
  • Experience with or willingness to use AI tools and technology platforms for research and analysis
  • Stable employment history—no job hoppers