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    Insurance Defence Litigation Attorney

    Southern California InsuranceFull time $100,000 to $190,000 base salary

    Build a litigation practice with genuine opportunities to take depositions and appear at trial.

    The role

    Handle insurance defence matters through pleadings, discovery, depositions and trial preparation. The work includes substantial injury claims, contact with insurers and experts and travel within California for hearings or evidence gathering. You will work with legal support colleagues while developing the ability to run files and contribute at first or second chair level.

    What you will need

    California Bar membership and relevant insurance defence experience. The junior track typically requires one to three years after admission; the senior track requires at least five years in insurance defence. Strong written advocacy, case preparation and deposition skills are important, alongside willingness to attend the assigned office and travel for proceedings.

    What is on offer

    • An office based role with base salary ranging from $100,000 to $190,000 according to track and experience.
    • Bonus potential is separate, with healthcare and professional fees support.
    • Connect Legal Partners is a Paraform recruiter.
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