Personal Injury Attorney

Are you a plaintiff or defense attorney who enjoys personal injury litigation but isn't sure your current firm is giving you the opportunity to grow?For a complete understanding of this opportunity, and what will be required to be a successful applicant, read on.A growing law firm is looking to add an attorney with 1–3 years of experience to its personal injury practice. They are open to attorneys from either side of the table and are more interested in finding someone with a solid litigation foundation who wants to take the next step in their career.This isn't a role where you'll simply be buried in research and discovery with little exposure to the actual case. You'll have the opportunity to become more involved in your files, work directly with clients and opposing counsel, and continue developing your skills as a litigator.What You'll Actually Be DoingManage personal injury matters and take ownership of your assigned casesDraft pleadings, motions, discovery responses, and other substantive legal documentsTake part in depositions, mediations, hearings, and other aspects of litigationCommunicate directly with clients and opposing counselEvaluate liability, damages, and the overall value of casesWork with more experienced attorneys on strategy and complex issuesTake on progressively more responsibility as your experience growsWho This Could Be a Good Fit ForWe're open to attorneys coming from either plaintiff or defense personal injury practices. You don't need to have every box checked.You should have:1–3 years of practicing experienceA background in personal injury or related civil litigationStrong writing and communication skillsThe ability to manage your own workload and stay organizedA genuine interest in becoming a better litigator—not simply hitting a billable targetActive bar admission in the applicable jurisdictionCompensation & Workload$115,000–$150,000 base salary, depending on experience and background.The annual expectation is 1,800 billable hours, giving you a clear target while still allowing you to build meaningful litigation experience.If you're currently on the plaintiff side and have considered what defense work could look like or you're on the defense side and are interested in getting closer to the plaintiff side. The firm is open to either background. xhyhwjd If you are interested in hearing more, please apply.