Senior Liability Trial Attorney
$140,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$140,000 per year
About the role
- Juris Doctor and 7 or more years of experience in the Litigation area
- Member of the Bar in good standing in jurisdiction(s) in which practice is located
- Experience with Microsoft Office and Adobe
- Experience working with Lexis or Westlaw
- Knowledge of the insurance industry, claims and the insurance defense litigation legal environment
- Experience handling insurance industry claims and general commercial litigation, including but not limited to wrongful death, commercial motor vehicle torts, products and premises liability, and personal injury, from inception through trial
- Must be well organized with good analytical skills, excellent oral and written communication skills, proactive approach to file handling and caseloads, and able to work independently as well as within a team environment
- First chair jury trial experience
- Ability to budget costs and calculate exposure for clients
- Efficient work habits, knowledge of billables and diary review with substantive and procedural legal knowledge
- Understands the staff counsel function and role in overall business
- Prior experience in an insurance defense environment
- Experience working in a team‑based environmentPC literate
- Competitive pay, 401(k) match and additional contribution, comprehensive benefits for employees and families.
- Location and Work Arrangement
- Florida Virtual Office, AM - Maitland
- Remote Working: Hybrid
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