Boutique litigation firm specializing in cutting-edge wage and hour and class action cases seeks an associate attorney with 2 to 5 years' experience to join our Boston-based, remote-first practice. Competitive salary based on experience, $130,000 to $150,000 Immediate revenue share on cases you are assigned to handle, with significant additional earning potential 401(k) employer contribution, whether or not you contribute Generous employer reimbursement for medical insurance Paid time off, bar dues, malpractice insurance, and CLE Remote work environment, with a downtown Boston office available for depositions and client meetings Compensation: $130,000 - $150,000 yearly Responsibilities: Litigate and manage cases with light supervision Communicate effectively with clients and prospective clients Achieve and negotiate successful outcomes in court and with opposing counsel Maintain strong ethics and professional responsibility Communicate in a friendly and considerate manner internally Qualifications: Massachusetts law license 2 to 5 years of substantive litigation experience, ideally in employment law Excellent written and oral advocacy Strong ethics, collegial attitude, and academic record Ability to work efficiently and independently in a remote setting Desire to zealously litigate cases from the plaintiff's side Demonstrated commitment to workers' rights or public interest work and spanish proficiency are plusses About Company For more than 20 years, Ortiz & Moeslinger, P.C. has maintained a singular focus: litigating skillfully and aggressively on behalf of workers deprived of their earned wages and consumers harmed by abusive business practices. We bring cases under the Massachusetts Wage Act, Overtime Act, Fair Labor Standards Act, Prevailing Wage Law, and other statutes. These cases often involve public construction workers, sales commission disputes, unpaid overtime, on-call and travel time, expense reimbursement, accrued vacation, and related theories of liability. We regularly handle complex litigation and have helped define the contours of Massachusetts wage and hour law through our briefing and oral advocacy. From individual claims for unpaid wages to class actions involving thousands of workers, we have deep experience with cases of every size and complexity. WHLAW3 Compensation details: 130000-150000 Yearly Salary PI38da8fa12a6f-25448-415893985c143e31-5e48-4549-b638-05792d185386