Insurance Defense Attorney

Medical Malpractice / Healthcare Liability Defense AttorneyIf you're a litigator looking to build deeper expertise in healthcare liability defense, this is an opportunity to work on high-stakes matters alongside nationally recognized attorneys at an Am Law 200 firm.You'll defend healthcare providers and institutions through all phases of litigation while working directly with physicians, healthcare administrators, insurers, and risk management professionals. You'll also gain meaningful exposure to medical records, expert witnesses, regulatory matters, and complex defense strategy.What's in it for you:Advance your legal career at an Am Law 200 firmWork alongside nationally recognized attorneys on high-stakes mattersGain meaningful mentorship and professional growthMedical, dental, and vision coverage401(k) with matchFirm-paid parental leaveWellness incentives and mental health resourcesOpportunities for cross-office collaborationMore than 100 years of stability and client trustWhat you'll do:Defend healthcare providers and institutions in medical malpractice and professional liability litigationHandle matters through pleadings, discovery, depositions, motion practice, mediation, and trialAnalyze medical records and work with expert witnesses and consulting physiciansDraft persuasive motions, briefs, and other litigation documentsParticipate in witness preparation, expert development, hearings, mediations, and trialsCollaborate with clients, insurers, risk management professionals, and healthcare administrators on defense strategiesAssist with regulatory investigations and professional licensing mattersProvide practical, business-focused legal counselWork with senior attorneys on case strategy and litigation managementManage caseloads while meeting litigation deadlines and billable requirementsWhat you bring:Juris Doctor degree from an ABA-accredited law schoolActive membership in good standing with the North Carolina Bar, or ability to waive inAt least 4 years of litigation experienceStrong legal research, writing, and analytical skillsComfort handling depositions and court appearances appropriate to your experienceKnowledge of local, state, and federal rules of procedureAbility to manage multiple projects and deadlinesAbility to collaborate effectively while maintaining confidentialityMedical malpractice or liability defense experience is preferred, but not required.This is a hybrid opportunity based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The successful candidate must be able to periodically work from the Charlotte office for client meetings, training, team collaboration, and other business needs.If you're ready to take your litigation experience into sophisticated healthcare defense work, this could be the opportunity to grow your practice in a major way.