Attorney - Civil Litigation - Washington, DC -$225k

Civil Litigation Attorney | Washington, DC (Remote) – $225K

Location/Schedule: Washington, DC (Remote)

Base Salary: $225K

Practice: Commercial and complex civil litigation in D.C. Superior Court and federal court, including mass tort and coverage-related business disputes for corporate clients.

Our client’s Washington office is ranked for insurance law, mass tort on the defense side, products, and professional liability. The firm is Tier 1 nationally in commercial litigation. More than 1,400 lawyers. You are hired to litigate. The coverage and class work is why the office is ranked.

Why You Should Join:

• D.C. Rankings in Mass Tort and Insurance, on a Commercial Litigation Platform – Best Law Firms recognition in this office for mass tort, products, and insurance law. National Tier 1 in commercial litigation. That is the mix.
• $225K for Federal and Superior Court Work – Contract, business tort, class, and products. Not a regulatory seat with litigation in the title.
• Files Other Firms Hand Off – This firm is used to taking unresolved matters and finishing them, including in D.C.
• Coverage Disputes Treated as Litigation – Policy fights in federal court, staffed like cases. Not a claims desk.
• Hybrid Around Hearings – In for court. Not in for a headcount.

What You’ll Actually Do:

• Litigate commercial, products, and mass-tort disputes in D.C. Superior Court and federal court.
• Draft motions, including on coverage-related business disputes.
• Take depositions and argue hearings.
• Step into matters already in progress.

Requirements:

• JD and active D.C. bar (Maryland or Virginia a plus)
• 3–8 years post-bar civil, commercial, or complex insurance litigation — current Associate, Counsel, or Partne
• Motions drafted and depositions taken

No one fits every box perfectly - if you’re a practicing Civil Litigation attorney who wants $225K in Washington on mass tort or complex civil files, let’s talk confidentially.

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