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Litigation Attorney

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About the role

Aetna seeks a detail-oriented Litigation Attorney to support our continued growth across Baltimore and beyond. Step into a Litigation Attorney position at Aetna where $87,000 - $133,000, team support, and career growth come standard.
Key Responsibilities: Trim Litigation Support processes that have quietly outlived their purpose Trade quick wins for service-minded fixes when the math favors patience Apply Bluebook and Brief Writing to solve day-to-day operational challenges Own one slice of Aetna's general mission end to end Coordinate scheduling, resources, and logistics for assigned tasks What You'll Bring The diplomacy to align stakeholders who don't agree yet Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple workstreams Working knowledge of Bluebook alongside transferable Attention Management chops The judgment to distinguish a fire drill from an actual fire Aetna earns its keep by making general predictable, a scrappy promise it has quietly kept across MD. You set the boundaries of your part-time schedule and we respect them without the side-eye. A $87,000 - $133,000 base, a growth plan with teeth, mentorship from people who care, and flexibility baked in, that is what Aetna puts forward. Live right now in Baltimore, MD, and reviewing newcomers daily.

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