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<p><strong>Lateral Partner – National Defense Law Firm (Remote)</strong></p><p><strong>Location:</strong> California, New York, New Jersey, or Florida (Remote Flexible) - <strong>Active law license in good standing in any U.S. jurisdiction (preference for CA, NY, NJ, or FL)</strong></p><p><strong>Compensation:</strong> Highly competitive salary above industry standard (commensurate with experience), plus bonus</p><p><strong>Billing / Hours:</strong> 1900</p><p><br></p><p><strong>About the Opportunity:</strong></p><p>Our client, a nationally recognized Am Law 100 firm, is actively seeking accomplished <strong>Lateral Partners</strong> to join its growing team. The firm offers a rare combination of entrepreneurial flexibility, national resources, and an established platform designed to help partners expand their practices with long-term stability and support.</p><p><br></p><p>This opportunity is ideal for seasoned attorneys with a <strong><u>portable book of business of at least $750K</u></strong><u>, </u>who value autonomy, collaboration, and a modern infrastructure that supports client service across all 50 states. The firm’s client-first model allows partners to focus on practice growth while leveraging top-tier technology, marketing, and administrative resources.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Key Practice Areas:</strong></p><ul><li>While the firm welcomes experienced partners across a range of disciplines, there is <strong>particular interest in candidates with employment law experience</strong>, including: Employment and Labor Counseling</li><li>Wage and Hour Class and PAGA Actions</li><li>Complex Litigation and Class Actions</li><li>Professional Liability Defense</li><li>Commercial, Construction, Environmental, and Insurance Litigation</li><li>Product Liability, Toxic Tort, and Appellate Matters</li><li>Business Transactions and Corporate Counseling</li><li><strong>What Sets the Firm Apart: National Reach, Local Strength:</strong> One of the largest and most respected full-service law firms in the U.S., with offices in every major market.</li><li><strong>Flexibility and Freedom:</strong> Remote work and hybrid arrangements are fully supported, allowing partners to maintain and grow their practices from any location.</li><li><strong>Exceptional Retention:</strong> Industry-leading lateral partner retention rates demonstrate the firm’s commitment to long-term career investment and cultural alignment.</li><li><strong>Comprehensive Support:</strong> Partners benefit from a deep bench of professional staff and resources, including dedicated marketing, IT, and business development teams.</li><li><strong>Ideal Candidate Profile: </strong>Active law license in good standing in any U.S. jurisdiction (preference for CA, NY, NJ, or FL).</li><li>Proven history of client development and a <strong>portable book of at least $750,000.</strong></li><li>Strong reputation in one or more of the firm’s core practice areas, with a preference for employment law experience.</li><li>Collaborative mindset and interest in cross-selling within a national, multi-disciplinary platform.</li><li>Desire for an environment that values autonomy, innovation, and integrity.</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>Interview Process: </strong>Qualified candidates will first meet with the firm’s <strong>Chief Talent Officer </strong>as a first-round interview. Following this initial conversation, select candidates will complete a short questionnaire to validate their book of business and discuss integration strategy.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Next Steps: </strong>Interested partners are encouraged to contact <strong>Incendia Partners</strong> in confidence. Please include your <strong>practice area focus, current hourly rates, and portable book size</strong> when reaching out via email or phone. All inquiries are handled discreetly.</p><p></p>

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