Subrogation Attorney

Are you a workers' compensation attorney looking to make a change?We are looking for a Subrogation Attorney to join a specialized litigation practice in San Diego. This role is well suited for an attorney with a workers’ compensation background who wants to expand into civil litigation while managing subrogation matters for insurer and adjuster clients. You will handle a diverse caseload involving accident-related losses, collaborate closely with clients, and contribute to efficient case resolution through strong advocacy, analysis, and communication.Responsibilities:• Manage a portfolio of subrogation files from intake through resolution, reviewing claim materials and identifying viable recovery opportunities.• Evaluate liability, damages, and medical causation issues in matters involving workplace incidents, vehicle collisions, and other tort-based losses.• Prepare litigation documents such as motions, settlement statements, mediation briefs, and other case-related filings.• Conduct discovery, participate in depositions, attend court appearances, and represent clients in mediations and related proceedings.• Communicate promptly with insurance professionals and adjusters regarding case status, strategy, and developments affecting recovery.• Analyze the procedural posture of connected workers’ compensation and civil matters to support informed legal strategy.• Negotiate with plaintiff counsel and other parties to pursue favorable settlements and maximize recoveries for clients.• Maintain billable work expectations while managing an active caseload in a fast-paced legal environment.Perks of Firm:· The two partners have been working together for 15 years. They were at Seigel Moreno and another firm together before starting their own.· They do 1:1 training on the practice area. They understand this can take a few months. · “Experience isn’t the top of my list. Work ethic is.”“I cannot think of the last time I had to make an appearance in person!” – partner Weekly meetings to go over caseloadDepositions do not require hours of prep.