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Attorney — Dallas

Posted 3 days ago

professional alternativesDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Attorney Position We are seeking an experienced Attorney to handle a variety of personal injury matters from initial case evaluation through resolution. The ideal candidate is a strong advocate who is comfortable managing cases independently, communicating with clients, and working toward favorable outcomes.
Responsibilities: Manage a caseload of personal injury matters from intake through settlement, litigation, or resolution. Evaluate claims, liability, damages, and available insurance coverage. Communicate regularly with clients, insurance carriers, opposing counsel, and other parties. Handle case strategy, negotiations, discovery, pleadings, and other litigation-related responsibilities as needed. Review medical records, bills, and other documentation to assess damages and case value. Negotiate settlements with insurance companies and defense counsel. Prepare cases for mediation, arbitration, or trial when necessary. Maintain accurate case files, deadlines, and documentation. Work with support staff and other professionals to efficiently move cases forward. Provide thoughtful legal guidance and strong client advocacy throughout the life of each case.
Ideal Candidate: Licensed attorney in good standing. Experience handling personal injury cases preferred. Strong knowledge of personal injury claims, insurance coverage, and litigation practices. Excellent negotiation, communication, writing, and organizational skills. Ability to manage multiple cases and deadlines independently. Strong attention to detail and a client-focused approach. Comfortable handling matters involving Hartford and Midcontinent insurance carriers. This is an opportunity for an attorney who enjoys personal injury work, values client relationships, and wants meaningful responsibility in handling cases and achieving results.

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