Commercial Litigation
Insurance Defense Litigation Associate
A Houston defense firm is hiring a mid-level associate to manage their own docket of catastrophic personal injury, product liability and construction defect…
$115,000 – $175,000
Practice area
Insurance coverage and litigation searches for law firms and carriers nationwide. We match on the substance of your coverage experience and run every search quietly.
How this market works
Policy interpretation, bad faith, reservation of rights, and the line between coverage and defense are a specialized skill set. Firms and carriers hire for genuine coverage depth, and we match on it.
Coverage attorneys move between law firms, carriers, and monitoring counsel roles. Each is a different search with different economics. We help you weigh which one actually fits the next stage of your career.
Property, casualty, professional liability, cyber, D&O: the coverage groups that hire want experience in their lines. We connect you to the teams where your background is a direct match.
The coverage bar is small and carriers talk to their panel firms. We run a targeted, quiet search so a move never surfaces before you are ready.
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Commercial Litigation
A Houston defense firm is hiring a mid-level associate to manage their own docket of catastrophic personal injury, product liability and construction defect…
$115,000 – $175,000
Insurance Coverage
An established California law firm with offices across the state is hiring a litigation associate for its insurance and financial services group. The team…
$158,000 – $190,000
Insurance Coverage
A national policyholder-side insurance coverage law firm is hiring a Senior Insurance Coverage Attorney to run high-value coverage disputes from start to…
$175,000 – $300,000
Insurance Coverage
A national law firm is seeking an Insurance Coverage Associate for its Chicago office. You'll work across coverage opinion letters, pleadings, motions, and…
$100,000 – $140,000
Plain answers
Yes. We recruit for insurance coverage counsel, coverage litigators, and bad faith practitioners, on both the firm side and the carrier side. The right fit depends on your lines of business and whether you want advisory or litigation work.
Often, yes. Carriers hire experienced coverage attorneys into claims, coverage, and monitoring-counsel roles. It is a different job than firm practice, and we prepare you for how the day-to-day and the economics differ.
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