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Personal Injury litigation attorney - Orlando, FL

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futurerecruitOrlando (FL)

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Personal Injury Litigation Attorney - Full-TimeLocation: Orlando, FL
Required Qualifications: Full-time member of the Florida Bar and in good standing 5+ years of personal injury litigation experienceTrial experience; first chairs during the trialGeneral litigation experienceMotion practiceFact and expert witness deposition experienceGeneral discovery practiceStrong communication and people skillsBilingual skills are a plusProfessionalism and prioritization of client customer service and representationExperience with SmartAdvocate® (case management software) Proficiency in Microsoft Office SuiteAbility to manage a heavy workload in a fast-paced environmentAbility to communicate with clients and co-workers effectively and efficientlyExcellent organization skills and ability to multitask and prioritize workloadTeam-orientedJob DescriptionHandling auto accidents, premise liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death cases, nursing home abuse, and home and business property damage casesRepresenting the firm's clients after pre-suit and through the conclusion of the case, whether via settlement or trialPreparing for and trying numerous jury trials throughout Florida each yearWorking directly with at least one paralegal and a team of legal assistants to assist with ongoing cases and in preparation for trialImproving trial skills through seminars and workshopsManaging a caseload of approximately 35-40 filesBenefits: Outstanding benefit packages and a people-first work environmentStable, growing company with tremendous opportunity for career advancementCompetitive compensation and benefits

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