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Associate Attorney handling insurance defense litigation, including case strategy, court appearances, depositions, motion practice, trials, discovery, client communication, and full caseload management. The role also involves developing client relationships, collaborating across experience levels, mentoring junior attorneys, and contributing to trial advocacy. Candidates must hold a Texas bar license, a JD from an ABA-accredited law school, and 1–8 years of litigation experience.

Associate Attorney handling insurance defense and civil litigation matters, including UIM, premises liability, products liability, construction litigation, bodily injury claims, coverage disputes, and bad faith exposure. Responsibilities include developing case strategy, managing caseloads through trial, conducting depositions, handling motions and court appearances, communicating with clients, building relationships, and mentoring junior attorneys. The role offers mentorship, hybrid flexibility, and opportunities to broaden insurance litigation expertise.

Associate Attorney handling insurance defense litigation from discovery through trial, including case strategy, court appearances, depositions, motion practice, trial preparation, client communication, and caseload management. The role also involves developing client relationships, collaborating across experience levels, and mentoring junior attorneys. An active Texas bar license, JD from an ABA-accredited law school, and 1–8 years of litigation experience are required; insurance defense experience is preferred.

Associate Attorney handling civil litigation matters throughout Northern California. Responsibilities include managing caseloads from discovery through trial, developing case strategy, conducting court appearances and depositions, preparing motions and trials, communicating with clients, building client relationships, and mentoring junior attorneys. The role requires a California bar license, a JD from an ABA-accredited law school, and litigation experience. Insurance defense experience is preferred. Remote, hybrid, and onsite work options are available.

Associate Attorney handling insurance defense litigation from discovery through trial. Responsibilities include developing case strategies, managing court appearances, depositions, motion practice, trials, client communications, relationship development, and mentoring junior attorneys. The role requires a Pennsylvania bar license, a JD from an ABA-accredited law school, 1–8 years of litigation experience, independent caseload management, strong communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and litigation billing systems.

Associate Attorney handling civil defense litigation, including discovery, legal research, motions, depositions, client communications, mediation, expert work, trial preparation, court appearances, and trials. The role requires independently managing a caseload, developing case strategies, maintaining client relationships, and collaborating with attorneys and staff. Insurance defense or civil litigation experience is valued, with mentorship and opportunities for increasing responsibility.

Provides litigation support to attorneys handling civil litigation and insurance defense cases. Responsibilities include drafting, formatting, filing, and e-filing legal documents; docketing deadlines; managing case files and calendars; scheduling depositions and hearings; coordinating travel; assisting with trial preparation; and communicating with clients and courts.

Oversee daily operations for the Scottsdale law office, supervise administrative support staff, implement policies, assist with hiring, onboarding, and training, coordinate facilities and office moves, manage expense reconciliation, plan office events, and address HR matters. The role supports firm leadership while maintaining an organized, professional, and efficient workplace.

Provides litigation support to attorneys handling civil litigation and insurance defense matters. Responsibilities include formatting and e-filing pleadings, managing case calendars and deadlines, preparing court materials, scheduling depositions and hearings, conducting Westlaw research, coordinating travel, assisting with trial preparation, and maintaining organized case files. The role requires strong knowledge of California state, federal, and appellate filing procedures, excellent organization, confidentiality, communication skills, and the ability to manage deadlines independently.

Serves as the first point of contact for clients, visitors, and staff in a fully in-office law firm setting. Responsibilities include greeting guests, managing calls, organizing physical and electronic files, preparing attorney binders and new matter files, handling mail, scanning and copying documents, and supporting attorneys and staff with administrative tasks.