Criminal Defense Attorney (Associate) The Law Offices of Anna R. Yum is a highly reputable, fast-paced AV-rated boutique criminal defense firm. At our firm, we help good people protect their future and freedom when accused of a crime. We are a team-oriented law firm that handles all types of criminal matters ranging from misdemeanors to serious and/or violent felonies in the Southern California area. We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Associate Attorney to handle their own caseload which includes arraignments, pre-trial readiness conferences (for both misdemeanors and felonies), preliminary hearings, pre-trial motions, sentencing hearings, probation revocations, jury trials, etc. We are growing, and you will be called upon to wear many hats. We need someone who does not think that the occasional need to scan your own documents is “beneath you." We pride ourselves in helping clients come out of an extremely difficult and emotional process by knowing that they had a team behind them that truly cared and fought for them throughout the legal process. Salary will depend upon experience and skill. We offer a highly competitive benefits package which includes medical insurance with the availability of vision and dental insurance, disability insurance (if eligible), paid time off, paid holidays, paid vacation, eligibility to participate in the firm’s 401(k) with a profit-sharing plan pursuant to the plan’s policies, MCLE, malpractice coverage, and discretionary merit-based bonus compensation assessed on a quarterly basis pertaining to firm development and growth. The associate will also earn a referral fee for every new client that he/she brings to the firm. If you feel like you are the ideal candidate, please follow these instructions: Please upload a cover letter that includes: (1) what are the 3 most important qualities needed in someone who works in criminal defense and why you believe they are the most important qualities; (2) why you applied to this ad; and (3) what are your short-term and long-term personal and professional goals. Responsibilities: • Prepare for and attend arraignments, readiness conferences, probation revocations, sentencings, etc. • Effectively litigate pre-trial hearings and motions (e.g. preliminary hearings, PC 1538.5 motions, PC 995 motions, etc.) • Negotiate plea bargains or negotiated dispositions at the misdemeanor and felony readiness conferences • Prepare for and conduct jury and bench trials • Counsel clients as to their legal defenses, constitutional rights, and strategies with respect to their cases; consistently communicate with clients as to the status of their case • Conduct research and draft pleadings, briefs, discovery requests and responses, and motions • Conduct administrative DMV hearings for DUI cases • Prepare for and conduct TRO trials (both on behalf of Petitioner and/or Respondent) • Conduct client meetings and recommend strategies; communicate often with prosecutors, witnesses, and experts. Qualifications: • At least 3+ years of experience working in criminal law (criminal defense or prosecution) • Bachelor’s degree with a law degree from an accredited law school • An active member in good standing and no disciplinary record with the State Bar • Must have an outstanding command of the courtroom; must project confidence and competence when engaging with clients and opposing counsel • Excellent legal research skills, persuasive writing skills, and verbal communication skills are critical, along with time management and interpersonal skills • Must have prior criminal trial experience (first chair preferred)     • Must have prior experience in conducting preliminary hearings • Must possess a valid driver's license and be willing and able to travel to various courthouses in Southern California Compensation: $90,000 - $110,000 yearly base compensation (DOE)

• Prepare for and attend arraignments, readiness conferences, probation revocations, sentencings, etc. • Effectively litigate pre-trial hearings and motions (e.g. preliminary hearings, PC 1538.5 motions, PC 995 motions, etc.) • Negotiate plea bargains or negotiated dispositions at the misdemeanor and felony readiness conferences • Prepare for and conduct jury and bench trials • Counsel clients as to their legal defenses, constitutional rights, and strategies with respect to their cases; consistently communicate with clients as to the status of their case • Conduct research and draft pleadings, briefs, discovery requests and responses, and motions • Conduct administrative DMV hearings for DUI cases • Prepare for and conduct TRO trials (both on behalf of Petitioner and/or Respondent) • Conduct client meetings and recommend strategies; communicate often with prosecutors, witnesses, and experts.