An innovative and fast-paced employment law firm based in Los Angeles, California is seeking a temp, remote Demand Writer to draft and revise demand letters for employment-related cases. The firm specializes exclusively in representing employees in disputes against their current and former employers and is recognized for its tech-forward, collaborative approach. This role is ideal for a detail-oriented, self-motivated individual capable of managing multiple projects efficiently while ensuring accuracy. The position offers the chance to work closely with a small, dynamic legal team and potential for long-term contract growth.

Salary Range: $40 – $75 / hour DOE

Demand Writer Responsibilities:

• Draft, revise, and proofread demand letters for employment-related cases, including wage & hour and class action matters
• Ensure all correspondence is accurate and reflects the relevant case facts and documentation
• Use AI tools and legal research software to identify key documents impacting cases
• Manage multiple assignments daily while balancing quality and efficiency
• Collaborate with attorneys and support staff to gather necessary case information
• Maintain organized records and files using cloud and document management systems
• Assist with drafting complaints or other legal documents as needed
• Stay current on California employment law and best practices for demand letter drafting

Demand Writer Requirements:

• Licensed attorney or qualified paralegal authorized to practice in California
• Several years of experience drafting demand letters for California employment law cases
• Plaintiff-side employment experience required; defense-side experience not accepted
• Exceptional attention to detail with strong proofreading and editing skills
• Proficient with Word, Adobe, cloud-based document systems, legal research platforms, and AI tools
• Ability to work independently, manage multiple assignments, and prioritize effectively
• Professional communication skills with the ability to maintain confidentiality

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