Litigation Attorney at American Family Insurance Group

Tampa, Florida, United States

$97,000 – $164,000Compensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

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Demonstrated experience providing customer-driven solutions, support or service
Demonstrated experience preparing civil pleadings, motions and discovery and deposing witnesses
Demonstrated litigation experience
Solid knowledge and understanding of rules of Professional Responsibility for the jurisdiction in which they practice
Solid knowledge and understanding of tort, contract, and insurance law
Admitted to the state bar in the state where they are located or (1) admission to the bar within one year of hire for individuals who must pass a bar exam or portions of a bar exam to be admitted or (2) bar admission as soon as practicable but no later than 60 days of hire for individuals with diploma privilege or who are eligible for in-house counsel registration
Juris Doctor
Admitted to the FL State Bar strongly preferred

Handle litigation involving either the corporation and/or its insured within established corporate guidelines and the applicable code of professional responsibility
Analyze file as litigation progresses. Evaluate cases and seeks settlement as necessary
Conduct discovery (e.g. written interrogatories, requests for production of documents, and depositions)
Conduct motion practice
Draft all necessary pleadings, papers and briefs to advance litigation. Conduct necessary research in support of drafting activities
Handle litigated matter through trial, including mediations, settlement conferences and arbitration
Advocate client position in all forums (state and federal court, alternative dispute resolution, administrative tribunals and regulatory hearings) and circumstances, both formal and informal
Stay current on state statutes and court decisions and analyzes how statutes and court decisions affect the interpretation and enforceability of the various policy provisions
May have or develop areas of specialty practice (e.g. special property, workers' compensation, environmental law, commercial coverage)