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Senior Litigation Attorney

Posted 14 days ago

affinity executive searchIndianapolis (IN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150

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About the role

Job description
POSITION: SENIOR LITIGATION ATTORNEYLOCATION: Indianapolis, INSALARY RANGE: $150K to $200KPlus commission Our Client is a dynamic and rapidly growing personal injury and property damage law firm, seeks a highly motivated and passionate Personal Injury Litigation Attorney to join our team in Indianapolis, IN.
POSITION SUMMARY: Attorneys are expected to meet with clients to discuss their case, show compassion and empathy, and demonstrate an ability to earn their trust, confidence and respect. They will also provide clients with updates and communicate with insurance companies from time to time regarding status of claims, demands and offers.
Qualifications
EXPERIENCE/REQUIREMENTS: Full-time 5+ years of litigation experience4+ personal injury trials, as first chair preferred Member of the Indiana Bar and in good standing Experience in knowing how to evaluate claims, etc. Superb negotiation skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills Have a proactive approach to problem-solving Team-oriented Why is This a Great Opportunity: FIRM BENEFITS:Our Client offers a competitive benefits package for our full-time employees and their families. Here is a summary of the benefits (the list is not all-inclusive):Competitive Wage: Salary Range: $150KK to $200K plus commissions Paid Time Off, Holiday, Bereavement, and Sick Time 401K Retirement Savings Plan with Firm match Group Medical/Dental/Vision Plans Employer-Covered Supplemental Benefits Voluntary Supplemental Benefits Annual Performance Reviews Nigel

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