Senior Trial Attorney - Workers’ Compensation

Salary$130000 - $190000LocationHartford, CT, USAContractPermanentTypeHybridIndustryLegalContactNicolette View email address on click.appcast.io (Senior) Trial Attorney, Workers’ CompensationNO BILLABLE HOURSOur client, a well-established and high-tech P&C insurance carrier is seeking an experienced Senior Trial Attorney to join its in-house litigation team supporting insured clients in workers’ compensation defense matters. This role is ideal for a seasoned insurance defense litigator with significant courtroom experience handling high-exposure casualty claims, seeking their first in-house move with a relief from billable hours, more work/life balance, and career progression opportunities. *PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO POTENTIALLY BUILD OUT A CT/NORTHEAST WORKERS’ COMPENSATION ATTORNEY DIVISION*Role & ResponsibilitiesIndependently manage a full docket of workers’ compensation insurance defense matters from case strategy through resolution or trial.Handle pleadings, discovery, depositions, motions, hearings, mediations, and trial preparation.Evaluate liability and damages exposure and advise claims partners on litigation strategy and resolution.Collaborate with expert witnesses on complex and multi-party matters.Negotiate settlements and mediations and maintain case documentation in litigation management systems.Practice AreasWorkers’ Compensation DefenseRequired Experience5-15+ years of workers’ compensation insurance defense.Significant trial experience before judges or juries.Experience partnering with insurance claims teams and managing a high-volume litigation caseload.QualificationsJuris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school.Active bar membership in Connecticut State.Knowledge of state civil procedure and local court rules.DetailsSalary: $130,000-$190,000 base + target bonus + wider benefits [based on years of experience]Work Mode: Hybrid (2 days in / 3 days remote)Location: Hartford, CTTravel: Required throughout Connecticut State. Our client is committed to diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from all qualified candidates.