We are seeking a seasoned California-licensed attorney or elite legal writer to assist on a high-stakes wrongful death case involving complex medical and corporate negligence issues. This role is suited for a litigator-level writer who can think strategically, write persuasively, and handle assignments with minimal supervision.
You will work directly with the lead attorney on the case and contribute to filings that will be read and evaluated by both the court and opposing counsel at major firms. Precision, depth, and legal reasoning must meet the highest professional standards.
Qualified candidates must have demonstrated experience with:
Drafting and arguing demurrers, motions to strike, motions for summary judgment, and oppositions
Preparing discovery requests, responses, and meet-and-confer correspondence
Conducting advanced legal research and integrating statutory, case law, and factual analysis
Drafting complaints, answers, and trial briefs suitable for complex civil litigation
Preferred Experience:
Background in wrongful death, medical negligence, or pharmaceutical cases
Prior work supporting civil litigation or plaintiff-side practice
Familiarity with California Code of Civil Procedure and California Rules of Court
What We Offer:
Remote and flexible work arrangement
Piecework compensation plus percentage of settlement or award
Opportunity to collaborate on a high-profile case with substantial public impact
Long-term potential for continued case assignments as our practice expands
Please reply with:
Resume
Two recent writing samples (preferably motions or briefs filed in California courts)
Proposed hourly or per-assignment rate
Brief statement summarizing your litigation and writing background
Email Subject: “Contract Legal Writer / Attorney – Wrongful Death Case”
We are looking for exceptional talent — someone who can transform complex facts into compelling legal arguments. If you’ve drafted persuasive motions, written powerful demurrers, or dissected opposing arguments with precision, this is the opportunity to make your work count toward something meaningful — and share in the results.
