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Associate Litigation Attorney

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new day executive searchAndrews Air Force Base (MD)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$125k–$155k

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About the role

Associate Attorney For Medical Malpractice And Healthcare Defense Are you a litigation attorney interested in building your practice in medical malpractice and healthcare defense? Our client, an established Seattle law firm, is seeking an Associate Attorney to help defend complex claims and guide matters from initial evaluation through trial preparation. You'll work alongside experienced litigators, contribute to case strategy, and develop relationships with clients across the healthcare industry. Compensation, Benefits, Location$125k–$155k base, depending on experience, plus a billable-hour bonus Seattle, WA - hybrid schedule with 3 days onsite each week Medical, Dental, Vision, disability and life insurance 401(k) with discretionary employer profit-sharing contributions Flexible vacation, paid sick leave, holidays, and parental leave Employer-paid parking or transit pass
What You'll Do:
  • Defend healthcare professionals and organizations in medical malpractice and related litigation
  • Help shape case strategy by assessing claims, researching legal questions, and analyzing medical evidence
  • Prepare compelling briefs, motions, and other court documents
  • Handle discovery, review case records, and conduct depositions
  • Partner with senior attorneys on trial preparation and litigation proceedings
  • Keep clients informed, address questions, and provide thoughtful guidance throughout their matters
  • Coordinate with colleagues and support staff to keep cases organized and deadlines on track
  • Maintain current knowledge of relevant legal developments and pursue continued professional growth
  • Meet a 1,800-hour annual billable target
What You BringA Juris Doctor from an accredited law school and an active Washington law license 2+ years of litigation experience. Experience handling medical malpractice, personal injury, or insurance defense matters strongly preferred The ability to turn detailed research and complex facts into clear, persuasive legal arguments Strong communication skills and a client-focused approach Sound judgment, attention to detail, and confidence managing competing deadlines A willingness to share ideas, support colleagues, and take ownership of your work If you're ready to grow your litigation experience and contribute to a team handling challenging healthcare matters, we'd love to connect.

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