Personal Injury Litigation Associate (Plaintiff-Side) | Miami | Hybrid | Up to $250K Base + $25[...]

we are revolutionMiami (FL)

$250,000 per year

Personal Injury Litigation Associate (Plaintiff-Side) | Miami | Hybrid | Up to $250K Base + $25[...]

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$250,000 per year

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⚖️ Personal Injury Litigation Associate (Plaintiff-Side) | Miami | Hybrid | Up to $250K Base + $250K Bonus A nationally recognized plaintiff-side litigation platform with billions recovered for injured clients is expanding its Miami team. This is a trial-forward role built for attorneys who want meaningful courtroom exposure, ownership of high-value cases, and top-of-market compensation tied to results.

The Role: Proven trial powerhouse with headline verdicts against major defendants High-stakes litigation including catastrophic injury, med mal, and mass torts Hybrid structure with strong in-office collaboration Deep support teams so attorneys focus on strategy, advocacy, and trials Diverse, high-energy culture with multilingual teams as the standard 3+ years plaintiff-side PI litigation experience Minimum 2 jury trials as first chair Ability to manage cases from filing through verdict Strong courtroom presence, negotiation skills, and client communication Experience leading paralegals and support staff Best suited for attorneys who: Want real trials, not settlement-only practices Thrive in performance-driven, high-reward environments Are motivated by autonomy, ownership, and upside To discuss in further detail:

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