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W3global
Associate
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What they do
A Personal Injury Lawyer is a legal professional who provides legal advice and services to those who claim to have been injured, physically or psychologically, as a result of the negligence of another person, company, government agency or any entity.
$132,727 / year median in Maryland
+20% projected growth
Job Description
Associate
A Plaintiff's personal injury lawyer handling cases in Maryland seeks an associate with 3-5 years of experience possessing excellent organizational, oral advocacy and writing skills, and a car.
Depending upon experience, the work will include: conducting legal research; drafting lawsuits, discovery responses, motions, oppositions, memoranda, and briefs; meeting with clients; taking and defending depositions; arguing motions; and trying cases (the size of the cases will depend on experience). This is a full-time position with negotiable benefits. The attorney with whom you will be working has a long history of developing legal talent.
The firm is not a sweatshop; we value quality of life and value relationships with each other and our clients. The ability to get along with others, empathy, energy, a sense of humor and a desire to produce first-rate work are required.
Civil defense attorneys looking to switch sides are encouraged to apply. Strict confidentiality will be maintained.
Candidates must be admitted to Maryland Bar or be taking it this month. Candidates must also be admitted to the DC Bar or be willing to gain admission.
Experience working on a publication and having taken a trial advocacy course are helpful but not required.
Depending upon experience, the work will include: conducting legal research; drafting lawsuits, discovery responses, motions, oppositions, memoranda, and briefs; meeting with clients; taking and defending depositions; arguing motions; and trying cases (the size of the cases will depend on experience). This is a full-time position with negotiable benefits. The attorney with whom you will be working has a long history of developing legal talent.
The firm is not a sweatshop; we value quality of life and value relationships with each other and our clients. The ability to get along with others, empathy, energy, a sense of humor and a desire to produce first-rate work are required.
Civil defense attorneys looking to switch sides are encouraged to apply. Strict confidentiality will be maintained.
Candidates must be admitted to Maryland Bar or be taking it this month. Candidates must also be admitted to the DC Bar or be willing to gain admission.
Experience working on a publication and having taken a trial advocacy course are helpful but not required.
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Paid time off