Labor and Employment Attorney - Fully Remote - Texas
$125,000–$185,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$125,000–$185,000
About the role
- $125,000–$185,000 base salary, depending on experience
- Performance-based bonus opportunities
- Medical, dental, vision, and group life insurance 401(k) retirement planCLE support
- Direct mentorship from experienced partners
- Modern technology and remote-work capabilities
- Clear path to partnership
- Manage a workers' compensation defense caseload from inception through resolution
- Handle hearings, mediations, depositions, and administrative proceedings
- Conduct legal research and draft pleadings, motions, briefs, and legal opinions
- Develop case strategy and provide practical legal advice to clients
- Work directly with insurance carriers, employers, and claims professionals
- Handle settlement negotiations and dispute resolution
- Maintain strong client relationships and provide responsive legal service
- Gain additional exposure to subrogation, insurance regulatory, compliance, and receivership matters
- Active license to practice law in Texas 3+ years of workers' compensation defense experience
- Must reside in TexasStrong litigation, research, writing, and analytical skills
- Ability to independently manage and prioritize an active caseload
- Excellent client communication and relationship-management skills
- Strong attention to detail and sound professional judgment
- Self-motivated, responsive, and collaborative approach
- Why Consider This Opportunity?
- AV-rated Texas law firm with an established workers' compensation defense practice
- Meaningful client responsibility and complex matters from day one
- Direct interaction with major carriers, employers, and national clients
- Supportive, collaborative environment with low turnover
- Direct partner mentorship and professional development
- Exposure to additional insurance-related practice areas
- Long-term growth and attainable partnership track
- Flexibility that supports work-life balance
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