Plaintiff personal injury, employment and class action law firm
Wilshire Law Firm is a Los Angeles plaintiff firm handling personal injury, wage-and-hour and consumer class actions. Its stack is unusually technical for a law practice: a customized Salesforce build (Apex, Lightning Web Components, Visualforce) alongside Clio and Filevine, plus a heavy paid-acquisition layer (Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, CallRail, Unbounce, VWO). Accelerating, overwhelmingly legal-side hiring points to caseload growth, with generative AI being added to call-center intake.
Wilshire Law Firm is a privately held plaintiff law firm headquartered in Los Angeles, California, founded in 2007. It represents individuals in personal injury matters, including catastrophic injury, wrongful death and vehicle, bicycle and pedestrian accidents, as well as employee rights and class action cases. The firm employs 501–1,000 people and hires in the United States. Its practice spans pre-litigation, demand preparation, settlement negotiation and trial work.
Wilshire Law Firm uses Salesforce (Apex, Lightning Web Components), Clio, Filevine, Westlaw and LexisNexis, Tableau and Power BI, plus marketing tools like Google Ads, CallRail, Unbounce and Google Analytics 4.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in legal roles at mid and senior levels, with smaller openings in engineering, ops, data, finance and marketing, all in the United States.
Current work includes wage-and-hour class action and PAGA litigation, class-certification strategy, consumer fraud class actions, trial preparation, and integrating generative AI into call center systems.
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