Property and Casualty Attorney — Remote/On-Site

Job overview

The Property and Casualty Attorney role is 90% remote and 10% on-site; the posting says the attorney may be based anywhere in the United States but must be admitted to practice in California. The listing gives average take-home pay of $100,000–$150,000 per year and also describes competitive salary or production-based compensation. Insurance Claim HQ is growing its property and casualty litigation practice. The attorney manages litigation matters in state and federal courts, including discovery, depositions, pleadings, motions, briefs, and trial preparation, while supervising or mentoring staff. The role contributes to the practice through case leadership and offers an opportunity to learn about the business of practicing law.

What you'll do

• Manage cases in state and federal courts
• supervise or mentor staff
• manage discovery
• take and defend depositions
• draft petitions, complaints, motions, and briefs with little supervision
• prepare for trial.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

attorney

property and casualty

litigation

remote/on-site

california bar admission

insurance claim hq

state and federal courts

discovery

depositions

trial preparation

$100k–$150k average pay

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Health insurance
• paid time off
• parental leave
• professional development assistance
• employee appreciation programs
• referral bonuses
• control over caseload
• no requirement to generate business.

Why this role

90% remote and 10% on-site; production-based compensation is offered as an option; no requirement to generate business.

About the employer

Insurance Claim HQ is hiring for this role. Industry: Offices of Lawyers. Sector: 54.