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Of Counsel Attorney, Litigation

Raydar

Workable
Location
San Diego, California, United States, United States
Type
Full-time
Salary
Salary not specified
Posted
12 Oct 2026
About the company Our client is a law firm. The role Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Own a docket of property-related disputes from first filing through trial and appeal, while building direct relationships with government-sector clients. The position blends courtroom advocacy, expert-led financial analysis and strategic advice, plus guiding newer attorneys and working with colleagues in other offices. What you'll do - Take the lead on property acquisition and takings disputes for government-sector clients. - Shape the financial and valuation approach by coordinating with outside experts and testing opposing expert opinions. - Run each stage of a case, from initial filings through evidence gathering, hearings, negotiated resolution, trial and appellate work. - Address closely related claims, including constitutional and regulatory challenges to government action. - Advise clients on early-stage disputes and strategy before a lawsuit is filed. - Work with colleagues in other offices on matters across the state and coach junior lawyers. Requirements What we're looking for - Seven or more years of litigation experience in property takings, real estate dispu
About the company Our client is a law firm. The role Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Own a docket of property-related disputes from first filing through trial and appeal, while building direct relationships with government-sector clients. The position blends courtroom advocacy, expert-led financial analysis and strategic advice, plus guiding newer attorneys and working with colleagues in other offices. What you'll do - Take the lead on property acquisition and takings disputes for government-sector clients. - Shape the financial and valuation approach by coordinating with outside experts and testing opposing expert opinions. - Run each stage of a case, from initial filings through evidence gathering, hearings, negotiated resolution, trial and appellate work. - Address closely related claims, including constitutional and regulatory challenges to government action. - Advise clients on early-stage disputes and strategy before a lawsuit is filed. - Work with colleagues in other offices on matters across the state and coach junior lawyers. Requirements What we're looking for - Seven or more years of litigation experience in property takings, real estate disputes or public land acquisition. - Demonstrated ability to carry a case from start to finish, including trial and appeal. - History of independently handling depositions, written discovery and motion practice in complex matters. - Background advising local government or other public-sector clients. - Working familiarity with compensation and damages concepts used in property valuation disputes. - Confidence managing client relationships without close supervision. - J.D. from a reputable law school with strong academic credentials. - Active California bar admission. - Based in, or willing to relocate to, the San Diego, Los Angeles or Oakland area. - Comfortable working in the office 2-3 days per week. - Willingness to submit a writing sample and academic transcript with an application. Bonus points - Trial experience in property valuation disputes. - Past experience with a public transportation or similar government agency. - Appellate experience in takings-related matters. - Familiarity with environmental review or land use litigation. - Comfort with real estate transactions as they relate to valuation. - Experience mentoring junior attorneys on case strategy. Benefits Compensation and benefits - Base salary: USD 215,000 to 315,000 per year - Discretionary performance bonus Location and work model - San Diego, Los Angeles or Oakland, California, United States (candidate's choice of city) - Hybrid, 2-3 days per week in office - Full-time