Junior Litigation Attorney
$105 K- $175 K
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$105 K- $175 K
About the role
- Manage personal injury cases from filing through resolution.
- Conduct thorough case investigations to determine liability and damages.
- Draft and file legal documents needed in litigation, discovery disputes, law and motion and opposing motions for summary judgment (MSJ opps)
- Negotiate settlements with insurance companies and opposing counsel.
- Provide exceptional client service, keeping clients informed about the progress of their cases.
- Bilingual (English/Spanish) required
- Lawyer in good standing to practice law in state 3+ years of personal injury experience with a focus in trial
- Min. 3+ civil jury trials to verdict
- Excellent knowledge and understanding of state laws, regulations, and legal procedures pertaining to personal injury cases
- Strong research and analytical skills with the ability to effectively interpret and apply legal precedents, statutes, and regulations
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to draft and review legal documents, contracts, and correspondence
- Proven track record of successful case management and client representation, with a focus on achieving positive outcomes
- Experience in conducting legal research, preparing legal briefs, and providing sound legal advice to clients
- Ability to effectively collaborate and work as part of a team, including coordinating with paralegals, support staff, and other attorneys
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple cases and deadlines simultaneously
- Demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise discretion in handling sensitive and confidential information
- In addition to a competitive salary, this position will receive the following benefits:12 paid holidays annually10 days of paid vacation annually6 days of sick leave annually
- Medical insurance 401(k) with 4% fully vested safe-harbor company match
- Training and continuing education budget
- Regular firm events (happy hours, team building, holiday party, etc)
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