Personal Injury Litigation Attorney Drive Justice in NH/VT

Join one of the fastest-growing Personal Injury litigation firms in the U.S. Slocumb Law Firm is expanding and seeking an experienced Personal Injury Litigation Attorney licensed in New Hampshire and/or Vermont to join our growing team. This is a unique opportunity to expand our established priority to help our clients obtain the justice and compensation they deserve while helping establish and grow our presence in these new markets. The ideal candidate will possess a strong foundation in the litigation of Personal Injury Law. What You’ll Do Manage Personal Injury cases from intake through resolution, up to and including trial. Maintain clear, professional, and consistent communication with clients. Work within established national litigation systems and case standards. Exercise sound judgment, preparation, and ownership over assigned matters. Collaborate with internal teams, case managers, and firm leadership. Build and maintain professional relationships with opposing counsel and other stakeholders. What We’re Looking For Juris Doctor (JD) Active New Hampshire and/or Vermont license and in good standing At least two years of Personal Injury litigation experience preferred Strong advocacy, writing, and analytical skills Ability to independently manage a full inventory of both pre-lit and litigation cases What We Offer Competitive compensation based on experience Strong internal support (case managers, intake, administrative teams) Access to national litigation resources, systems, and firm infrastructure About Slocumb Law Firm Slocumb Law Firm is a nationally recognized Personal Injury law firm with a strong and growing presence across the United States. The firm is committed to high-quality client representation, disciplined case management, and results-driven litigation. Our attorneys are supported by established national litigation systems, experienced internal teams, and a collaborative environment focused on delivering strong outcomes for our clients. #J-18808-Ljbffr