Personal Injury Plaintiffs Attorney in New Orleans, LA

Law Firm

New Orleans, LA

Personal Injury Plaintiffs Attorney in New Orleans, LA

Attorney

Min 2 yrs required

No

Summary:

Hair Shunnarah Trial Attorneys, a leading property casualty law firm based in Metairie, Louisiana, is seeking a Bilingual (Spanish) Trial Lawyer with at least 2 years of experience in personal injury or civil litigation. The firm offers a competitive salary range of $80,000-100,000 and a comprehensive benefits package, including 100% covered medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401k with up to a 3% match, and ongoing training and mentoring from experienced attorneys nationwide. The position is 100% on site at the Metairie office location and requires fluency in Spanish.

Why Work For Us:

- Premiere property casualty firm in the country
- Offices all over the country
- Featured as thought leaders in the space
- Innovative and always striving to be better
- Go-getter mentality across the board
- Each team member plays a critical role in the mission
- People are what make the firm great
- Opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others

What We Value:

- Client commitment
- Integrity
- Will to win
- Teamwork
- Personal accountability
- Passion

What You'll Do:

- Work alongside a dynamic and experienced team of attorneys across the nation
- Local and remote support staff
- Communicate with clients
- Take and defend depositions
- Conduct research and drafting
- Lead mediations
- Develop case strategies
- Take cases to trial
- Handle cases from intake through settlement or jury verdict

What You Need:

- 2+ years of experience practicing personal injury or civil litigation
- Licensed and in good standing with the Louisiana State Bar
- Experience drafting and responding to motions
- Substantial knowledge of Rules of Civil Procedure and Rules of Evidence
- Fluent in Spanish

Compensation and Benefits:

- $80,000-100,000 W2 salaried position
- Full Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance - 100% covered by the firm for the employee
- 401k with up to a 3% match
- Contingency fee referral opportunities
- Ongoing training and mentoring from our experienced team nationwide
- An office and legal staff to support your practice

Job Type: Full-time

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