Description:
We are a Sacramento business law firm looking for an attorney with about three to five years of experience who wants real cases and real responsibility. Our work spans litigation and transactions, with a heavy emphasis on construction.You will not spend your days on document review. You will take depositions, argue motions, talk to clients, and draft contracts that get signed and used.What you will actually do
- Handle business and construction disputes from complaint through trial or settlement
- Take and defend depositions, write and argue motions, and prepare cases for trial
- Draft and negotiate contracts, subcontracts, and other business agreements
- Work directly with clients, including business owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers
- Advise on the licensing, payment, and compliance questions that come up for businesses in California
- You will have the opportunity to carry your own matters. You will also have experienced attorneys down the hall who will read your work, tell you what to fix, and show you how to do it better.
You might be a good fit if
- You have a J.D. and are an active member of the California State Bar
- You have roughly three to five years of civil litigation or transactional experience
- You want to be in court, not just near it
- You write clearly and can explain a legal problem to a client who is not a lawyer
- Familiarity with AI tools, such as CLAUDE, is a plus
This job is in our Sacramento office, five days a week. We are not offering a hybrid schedule or remote work. Some of the best parts of learning this job happen when you walk down the hall with a question, or when you overhear how a senior attorney handles a hard client call. That does not happen over video. If you are looking for remote work, this is not the right role, and we would rather say so now than three weeks into the process.
About Us:
Radoslovich | Shapiro has represented California businesses since 1995, from startups to established industry leaders. We handle both litigation and transactions, and we prepare every case as if it is going to trial.Sometimes settling is the right answer for the client. But being genuinely ready for court produces a better result either way, and opposing counsel can tell the difference.We are a small firm. That means more responsibility sooner, faster feedback, and work that actually gets noticed.
How to Apply:
Send your resume, a short writing sample, and a few sentences about why this role interests you.
Skip the formal cover letter. We would rather read something you actually wrote.
