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Labor & Employment Attorney

Los Angeles, CA

Base salary
$215,000 to $335,000
Bonus is mostly discretionary
Experience
3 to 6 years
Arrangement
Hybrid

A law firmPosted July 27, 2026Updated October 2, 2026Reference 346E81

A law firm is hiring a labor and employment attorney for a hybrid role in Los Angeles. The biggest need is wage and hour defense, with room to mix in other matters.

What the role involves

  • Handle wage and hour defense matters
  • Take on other work such as PAGA, discrimination, and commercial real estate matters

What you'll need

  • 3 to 6 years of experience
  • California license
  • Wage and hour defense experience
  • Graduate of a top 50 to 100 law school

Highlights

  • 2,000 hour billable target
  • Mostly discretionary bonus
  • Room to mix wage and hour work with other matters

Pay context

Typical base salary for labor and employment attorneys with 3 to 4 years of experience at mid-size and regional firms: $140,000.

ITG 2026 data from mid-size and regional firms, as of September 2026.

Associate salary data by practice area

Confidentiality

The hiring firm isn't named in this posting, since the search is confidential. You'll learn which firm it is before we share anything about you, and only once you approve moving forward.

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