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Job Description
Associate Attorney - Construction Defect /
Personal Injury Defense Location:
Fully Remote (California Preferred)
Job Type:
Full-Time About the Role Our client is seeking a motivated Associate Attorney to join their growing team, focusing on Insurance Defense matters, with an emphasis on Construction Defect Defense and Personal Injury Defense. This is a fully remote opportunity offering flexibility and strong long-term growth potential. Position Overview The ideal candidate will have solid, hands-on experience primarily in Construction Defect Defense or Personal Injury Defense (defense-side experience required). The role is best suited for a mid-level attorney who is comfortable handling litigation matters independently, working with insurance carriers, and managing a high-volume caseload in a remote environment. Key Responsibilities Handle insurance defense matters, primarily Construction Defect Defense and/or Personal Injury Defense cases Manage assigned caseloads independently from intake through resolution Communicate effectively with insurance carriers, clients, and opposing counsel Draft legal documents including pleadings, motions, discovery, and correspondence Maintain accurate billing and time entries Assist in litigation strategy, case evaluation, and settlement discussions Qualifications Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school Active license to practice law in California 3+ years of experience in Insurance Defense Primary experience in Construction Defect Defense or Personal Injury Defense (defense-side required) Strong litigation and case management skills Experience working with insurance carriers and claims handling Ability to work independently in a remote environment Stable work history with demonstrated tenure of 18+ months at prior firms Preferred Qualifications Experience in both Construction Defect and Personal Injury Defense Based in Southern California (preferred but not required)