Workers Compensation Defense Attorney

Profile

What Matters Most:

3 years of experience

JD degree required

Demonstrated experience with workers’ compensation defense and deposition and motion practice

Must be a member of the Oregon State Bar; also Washington State Bar and California State Bar admissions desired

Some travel required

Your New Role:

If you’re a self-starter with savvy interpersonal skills and a commitment to producing excellent outcomes, you’ll be perfect for this Workers’ Compensation Defense Attorney role. Performing workers’ compensation defense litigation, you’ll handle depositions, draft motions, and appear in court. You’ll work on cases in a solo capacity, and liaise with clients and witnesses regularly.

Your New Organization:

This team has the kind of unique synergy that’s hard to come by in many law firms. Not only will you gain a few great mentors when you join this firm, but you’ll also have several growth opportunities right at your fingertips. Look forward to a quarterly bonus, paid time off, medical and vision coverage, a 401(k) plus match, disability insurance, and maternity leave.

Company info

Wallace, Klor, Mann, Capener & Bishop, P.C.
Phone : 206.652.3265
Fax : 206.652.3205
Website : http://www.wkmcblaw.com