Case Investigation Attorney, Securities Class Action

About the Role

Join a plaintiff-side securities litigation team investigating and developing potential cases for institutional investors. Your analysis will help determine which matters are strong enough to bring forward.

What You'll Do

• Evaluate potential securities claims by analyzing corporate disclosures, SEC filings, earnings announcements, stock price movements, and financial data.

• Investigate potential matters using public information, interviews with former employees, and other relevant sources.

• Use AI and data-driven tools to analyze large datasets, identify patterns, and support case evaluation.

• Prepare internal memoranda, loss analyses, and client-facing summaries for institutional investors.

• Work with portfolio monitoring, analytics, financial experts, and investigators to assess liability theories.

What We're Looking For

• Four to ten years of securities litigation experience, including experience assessing potential claims before filing.

• Experience analyzing SEC filings, earnings announcements, and stock movements, with familiarity in loss causation, damages analysis, and class period identification.

• Strong litigation experience in complex matters, ideally from plaintiff-side practice or a substantial securities defense practice.

• A JD from an accredited law school, with a strong record of analytical legal work.

• Experience with or willingness to use AI and data analytics tools, legal research platforms, and SEC filing databases.

• Intellectual curiosity, sound judgment, and an interest in representing institutional investors on the plaintiff side.

• Willingness to work in the office three days per week and reside in Boston or San Francisco.

Compensation & Benefits

Base salary: $160,000 to $220,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is not available.

Location

Hybrid, with a primary location in Boston, Massachusetts. San Francisco, California is also an available office location. The role requires in-office work three days per week.