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Handles No Fault (PIP) defense litigation from case inception through trial. Responsibilities include managing litigation files, preparing motions, memoranda, pleadings, discovery demands and responses, drafting reports and file analyses, and appearing in court and arbitration proceedings. The role requires at least one year of litigation experience and follows a hybrid schedule with a minimum of three office days weekly in Uniondale or Albany.

Represent clients in general liability matters by analyzing legal issues, communicating with claims professionals, documenting case activity, preparing pleadings, conducting depositions, handling motion practice, and assisting with efficient case resolution. The role requires a New York law license, strong analytical and communication skills, independent work, and at least five years of experience. Trial experience is preferred. The position follows a hybrid schedule with at least three days per week in the Poughkeepsie office.

Supports attorneys across litigation matters by drafting court documents, discovery responses, affidavits, subpoenas, and motions; obtaining and organizing medical and educational records; preparing exhibits; conducting legal research; reviewing documents for relevance and privilege; assisting with deposition and trial preparation; and maintaining accurate billable time records.

Summer associates conduct legal research, draft legal documents, assist with hearings, trials, depositions, transactions, and litigation, and participate in client meetings and strategy sessions. The 10-week program provides mentorship, practical legal experience, training, and opportunities for pro bono and community service work. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited law school and have completed at least one year of legal studies before the program begins.

Provides administrative and litigation support to multiple attorneys, including drafting and proofreading pleadings and legal correspondence, electronic court filings, calendar management, new matter opening, retainer preparation, case data entry, time entry, expense processing, and general office support. Requires strong organization, accuracy, multitasking, advanced Microsoft Word skills, and law firm experience.

Associate will investigate and litigate complex insurance fraud and commercial matters in state and federal courts. The role requires at least one year of complex litigation experience, excellent academic credentials, strong legal writing skills, and the ability to manage challenging litigation work. Insurance or healthcare fraud experience is preferred. The position is hybrid, requiring at least three days in the Uniondale office and allowing two remote days weekly.

General Liability Attorney handling liability cases, analyzing legal issues, communicating with claims professionals, preparing pleadings, conducting depositions, managing motion practice, and assisting with efficient case resolution. The role requires an active New York Bar membership, a JD, strong analytical and communication skills, independent judgment, multitasking ability, and at least five years of general liability experience. Trial experience is preferred. The position follows a hybrid schedule in Uniondale or Albany.

Rivkin Radler seeks a litigation associate with at least five years of third-party insurance coverage experience. The attorney will research and write legal documents, manage client relationships, interpret complex insurance policies and claims, develop resolution strategies, and manage multiple matters. The role is hybrid, requiring at least three office days weekly, and offers competitive compensation and benefits.

Litigation Attorney handling complex insurance and coverage matters in Florida state and federal courts. Responsibilities include managing cases through trial, drafting discovery and dispositive motions, preparing for and conducting depositions, analyzing files, communicating with clients, and attending court proceedings. The role requires a JD and active Florida bar license, with a hybrid schedule requiring at least three office days weekly. Minimal travel may be required.

Summer Associate law students conduct legal research, draft legal documents, assist with hearings, trials, depositions, transactions, and litigation, participate in client meetings and strategy sessions, attend training, and support pro bono initiatives. The program requires law school enrollment, strong academics, excellent research and writing abilities, collaboration, communication, professionalism, and commitment to ethical client service.