Insurance Defense Attorney- Houston, TX
resnick louisHouston (TX)
Insurance Defense Attorney- Houston, TX
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resnick louisHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
About the job Insurance Defense Attorney- Houston, TX
Mid-size national civil litigation and insurance defense firm is looking to add an Insurance Defense Attorney with 7+ years' of experience to our team in Houston, Texas.
You must work well individually and as part of a legal team, and be willing to go above and beyond to successfully meet the unique needs of our clients.
Prior insurance defense experience is required.
Must be highly proficient in handling civil cases through trial including taking depositions, oral argument and hearing attendance, negotiating settlements, reporting to clients, etc.
Motivated, self-starters need only apply.
Must be currently licensed to practice law in Texas, additional licensure in other States a plus.
Experience
Insurance Defense: 7+ years (Required)
Education
Juris Doctorate (Required)
License
Texas Bar in Good Standing (Required)
The firm offers a wonderful working environment, including a competitive salary, a generous bonus structure for motivated self-starters.
Benefits:
Long-term disability
Remote work
Industry leading technology
Robust marketing department
Dedicated internal IT department
Please send your resume with salary requirement. Confidentiality in all discussions and negotiations will be maintained.
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