[External] Associate Attorney (Consumer Protection / Complex Litigation)
Chariot Claims · United States · $125,000 (stated in the posting)
We're looking for a CA-barred litigation associate to join a DC/AZ law firm that initiates lawsuits against defendant companies across consumer protection and complex litigation verticals.
About Chariot Claims
Chariot Claims is an AI claims agent that helps consumers get paid for every corporate violation impacting them — data breaches, privacy violations, antitrust, UDTP, and more. Chariot has processed 125,000+ claims and works with 20+ law firms, including several among the five most active complex litigation firms in the country.
Law firms rely on Chariot to find the right claimants and handle data/operational complexity, so they can focus on what they do best: litigating.
About the Opportunity
This opportunity is ideal for a mid-career plaintiff-side litigator who wants to bring justice at scale by leveraging technology partners, notably Chariot Claims.
Primary responsibility
Work closely with the Mensch team to fine-comb demand letters — carefully reviewing drafts for statutory accuracy, factual citations, theory alignment, ToS conformity, and state coverage before they go out at scale
QA notice batches and claimant communications pre-send
Additional responsibilities
Partner with co-counsel to run plaintiff-side mass arbitration campaigns end-to-end: pre-suit demands, notices of dispute, AAA/JAMS filings, IDRs, and settlement negotiations
Serve as a substantive authority on case strategy, redlines, and filings
Evaluate and validate new case theories across consumer protection, privacy, UDTP, data breach, false advertising, and complex litigation verticals
Help refine the case evaluation playbook — design the framework, run reviews, and codify it for scale and repeatability
Collaborate cross-functionally with Chariot's Legal Ops, Data, and Engineering teams to sharpen case pipelines and demand letter quality
Ideal background
JD and active bar membership in at least one U.S. jurisdiction (preferably CA)
~5 years of complex litigation experience at a reputable law firm — Big Law or a well-regarded complex lit / plaintiffs' boutique (mass arbitration experience not required)
Direct experience with one or more of: consumer protection, UDTP, privacy/wiretapping, data breach, or false advertising theories is a plus
Strong attention to detail and comfort doing deep, careful review of legal drafts
Tech-inclined; comfortable using AI tools, legal tooling, and automation to move faster
Deadline-driven, organized, and pragmatic; able to make calls quickly without losing rigor
Mission-oriented and wants to hold corporations accountable