Quick overview
Job description
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.