Use Your Law Degree to Make a Real Impact At Spitz, The Employee’s Law Firm, we stand up for real people facing real problems at work—discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, and more. This isn’t a paper-pushing job. It’s an opportunity to advocate, litigate, and fight for employees who need a voice. We’re currently hiring an attorney for our Independence, Ohio office. Whether you're newly licensed or bring years of experience, if you're ready to make a difference and grow in your legal career, we want to hear from you. What Makes This Role Different? This is not the kind of job where you'll sit behind a screen editing documents all day. You'll handle meaningful cases, interact directly with clients, and have the opportunity to go to court. This is the kind of work you imagined when you decided to become a lawyer. Who We Are: Spitz is a nationally recognized employment law firm dedicated to representing employees. With offices across Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Texas, and North Carolina, we’re one of the largest plaintiff-side employment law firms in the country—and we’re just getting started. What We're Looking For: • Licensed to practice law in Ohio (or eligible for admission) • Strong communication and interpersonal skills • Empathy, drive, and a desire to help people • Prior employment law experience is a plus, but not required • We don’t care about your GPA—we care that you care about your clients What You’ll Do: • Represent clients in employment-related disputes • Take and defend depositions, argue motions, and appear in court • Build strong relationships with clients and walk them through tough moments • Collaborate with experienced litigators and grow your skills every day If you're looking for more than a paycheck—and want to build a career where your work truly matters—apply today to join our Independence office. Responsibilities: • Meet with clients to discuss their claims • Assess cases involving discrimination, sexual harassment, FMLA, overtime disputes, and wrongful termination • Manage the claims procedure and litigation process efficiently • Participate in negotiations for settlements • Maintain regular communication with staff and managers to coordinate appointments and discussions • Prepare necessary legal documents such as notice of claims, EEOC charges, and state charge forms • Collaborate with EEOC investigators to provide evidence and support for cases Qualifications: • The position of an Employee's Rights Attorney in Independence, OH, US requires a Juris Doctorate for consideration • Candidates should either possess a current license to practice law or be in the process of awaiting Ohio bar results • Strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential attributes for the ideal candidate for this role • A crucial requirement for this position is the ability to demonstrate empathy towards clients • Advanced time management skills are necessary for effectively multitasking, organizing, and prioritizing work Compensation: $65,000 - $95,000 yearly

• Meet with clients to discuss their claims • Assess cases involving discrimination, sexual harassment, FMLA, overtime disputes, and wrongful termination • Manage the claims procedure and litigation process efficiently • Participate in negotiations for settlements • Maintain regular communication with staff and managers to coordinate appointments and discussions • Prepare necessary legal documents such as notice of claims, EEOC charges, and state charge forms • Collaborate with EEOC investigators to provide evidence and support for cases