Litigation Attorney - Greenville, SC
clawson staubesGreenville (SC)
Litigation Attorney - Greenville, SC
Posted 10 days ago
clawson staubesGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
We are seeking a litigation attorney with at least 2 years of relevant experience to join our growing Greenville office. Clawson & Staubes has been a trusted leader in insurance defense since 1975, known for delivering prompt, bold, and innovative legal service throughout the Carolinas.
Position Overview:
This position offers immediate hands‑on responsibility in a fast‑paced litigation practice. The successful candidate will independently manage a caseload, with collaboration and support from experienced colleagues. It’s an excellent opportunity for a motivated attorney to grow in a team‑oriented environment while building autonomy and courtroom experience.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage all phases of litigation from initial evaluation through resolution or trial
Draft motions, pleadings, discovery, and appellate briefs in state and federal court
Conduct legal research and write clearly on complex legal issues
Represent clients at depositions, mediations, hearings, and trials
Investigate facts, assess liability and damages, and develop strategy
Communicate regularly with clients and carriers to provide legal guidance and updates
Qualifications: Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
Licensed to practice law in South Carolina
Highly responsive and professional in communication with clients, colleagues, and others
Strong legal writing, research, and analytical skills
Organized and dependable with the ability to manage deadlines and competing priorities
How to Apply:
Submit your resume and cover letter via LinkedIn or email them to jobs@cslaw.com. All applications will be treated confidentially.
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