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David Careers

Insurance Defense Litigation Attorney - Hackensack, New Jersey - Hybrid Remote

Posted 3 days ago

pinnacleconnectHackensack (NJ)
LawyersOffices of Lawyers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$130k - 200k

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About the role

Insurance Defense Litigation Attorney – Hackensack, New Jersey - Hybrid Remote Established more than two decades ago, our firm is a full-service corporate law practice that has grown to include a team of more than 35 experienced attorneys. We advise and represent a diverse client base that includes both U.S.-based and international companies, investors, and institutions. Our work regularly involves complex corporate and securities matters and insurance defense and coverage matters, general corporate governance and advisory work, and sophisticated business litigation.
What we Offer:
  • Competitive base salary ($130k - 200k) and overall compensation package
  • Full benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision 401k and company match
  • Unlimited PTO policy
  • Life Insurance coverage
  • Generous Bonuses
Job duties: Manage insurance defense litigation matters from inception through resolution. Draft pleadings, motions, discovery, and other litigation documents. Take and defend depositions; attend court hearings, mediations, and arbitrations. Evaluate liability and damages exposure; provide case analysis and client reporting. Prepare cases for settlement, trial, and appeal as needed.
Required: NJ BarRecent insurance defense experience You should know some of the following:
  • General Negligence
  • Toxic Torts, Products Liability
  • General / Premises Liability
  • Trucking & Transportation
  • Medical Malpractice

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