Attorney, Communication Skills, Conferences, Legal, Legal Research, Legal Support Skills, Litigation, Negotiation Skills, Personal Injury, Proposal Writing, Research Skills, Writing Skills
LOCATION
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
POSTED
30+ days ago
Well respected and established personal injury law firm based in South Florida is growing and expanding and looking to add a Personal Injury Litigation Attorney to their team. This firm is committed to preserving the rights of their clients and providing them with the highest quality legal services, they are looking for someone who will share in their commitment and values. This position is onsite at the firms Ft. Lauderdale, FL office.
Qualifications:
Must be admitted in good standing to the Florida Bar
Must have a minimum of 4-10 years of litigation experience in personal injury
Must have experience in handling medical malpractice, personal injury matters in the litigation side
Must be able to independently handle all litigation matters from case transfer through resolution or trial
Must be able to conduct initial client contact upon transfer of cases into litigation
Must be able to draft, file, and amend complaints, including Notices of Intent (NOIs) in medical malpractice cases
Must be able to draft and respond to written discovery, including interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission
Must be able to draft and respond to motions, including dispositive motions and motions for summary judgment
Must be able to conduct legal research and prepare legal memoranda
Must be able to prepare clients for and attend depositions, mediations, settlement conferences, and arbitrations
Must be able to attend hearings and court proceedings
Must be able to negotiate settlements and advocate for favorable case resolutions
Must be able to draft proposals for settlement and review settlement statements
Must be able to communicate with opposing counsel to negotiate and agree upon orders
Must be able to prepare medical chronologies when law clerk support is unavailable
Must be able to conduct regular case reviews with paralegals and support staff
Must be able to prepare cases for trial, including jury instructions, verdict forms, and trial exhibits
Must be able to prepare for and attend jury trials