from an accredited law school and an active license (or ability to obtain admission promptly) in one of the following primary states of practice: Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, MontanaIdeally, two to three years of civil litigation experience, with plaintiff-side personal injury and/or wrongful death experience preferredExperience with written discovery, deposition discovery, motion practice, legal research, briefing, hearings, and case developmentStrong legal writing, analytical, organizational, and oral advocacy skillsA careful, detail-oriented approach to complex case workStrong client communication skills and the ability to provide clear, compassionate guidance to families experiencing profound lossA genuine interest in trial work, courtroom advocacy, and trucking safety litigationWillingness to travel as cases requireDirect trucking litigation experience, on either the plaintiff or defense side, is also a plus.#J-18808-Ljbffr. Responsibilities Build a career doing serious trial work, eager to learn by doingWork closely with an experienced trial lawyer on complex trucking, catastrophic injury, and wrongful death casesHelp develop case strategy, draft pleadings and motions, manage discovery, review medical records and crash materials, prepare witnesses, work with experts, and communicate with familiesApply the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, analyze trucking safety issues, and collaborate with specialistsTake and defend depositions as appropriate, participate in negotiations, and prepare cases for trialDemonstrate compassion, humility, and care for the families representedContribute meaningfully to strategy, client communication, expert development, briefing, depositions, and trial preparationServe as second chair at trial and take on increasing responsibilityRequirements A J.D.