| Location | Austin, TX |
Segal McCambridge, a national litigation firm, is accepting resumes for First-Year Associate Attorneys to join our Austin office working with our Insurance Litigation team. This role is open to recent or 2026 law school graduates who will begin after completion of the bar exam and are eager to launch their legal careers with meaningful, hands-on litigation experience from day one.
The associate will work on an active litigation docket specializing in the defense of first-party lawsuits brought against large national insurance carriers. Associates work closely with experienced trial attorneys on sophisticated, high-exposure cases. This is an exceptional opportunity to gain early litigation and case management experience while building a strong foundation in litigation strategy, advocacy, and client service.
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Why Join Segal McCambridge?
At Segal McCambridge, first-year associates are not sidelined. You'll receive structured training, close mentorship, and real responsibility from the outset. Our trial-focused culture emphasizes learning by doing, with partners who are invested in your development and long-term growth.
Associates in the Austin office gain immediate exposure to first-party insurance litigation while also having opportunities to work across a broader range of practice areas as their careers evolve. We are committed to helping associates develop into well-rounded litigators with meaningful client interaction and practical courtroom experience early in their careers.
Compensation & Benefits: Salary - $115,000 with potential for bonus and business origination credit
About Segal McCambridge:
Founded in 1986, Segal McCambridge has grown from a four-attorney firm in Chicago into a national litigation firm with offices in more than 15 cities. We represent a diverse client base, including Fortune 500 companies, in complex litigation matters such as asbestos, product liability, class action, environmental, professional liability, cyber risk, and other high-exposure disputes.