PinnacleConnect LLC
Insurance Defense Litigation Attorney - Remote! - Connecticut
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Represent insurance carriers, self-insured entities, and insureds in complex insurance defense matters. Provide strategic counsel and advocacy in litigation, arbitration, mediation, and settlement negotiations across various insurance policies. The role is remote with access to a Connecticut office and requires Connecticut bar admission and recent insurance defense experience.
Insurance Defense Litigation Attorney – Connecticut - Remote!
Established more than two decades ago, our firm is a full-service corporate law practice that has grown to include a team of more than 100 experienced attorneys. We advise and represent a diverse client base that includes both U.S.-based and international companies, investors, and institutions. Our work regularly involves complex corporate and securities matters and insurance defense and coverage matters, general corporate governance and advisory work, and sophisticated business litigation.
What we Offer:
· Competitive base salary ($130k - 200k) and overall compensation package
· Full benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision
· 401k and company match
· Unlimited PTO policy
· Life Insurance coverage
· Generous Bonuses
Job duties:
Work remote!
We have a local CT office in Norwalk.
· Represent insurance carriers, self-insured entities, and insureds in a wide array of complex matters.
· Provide strategic counsel and advocacy in litigation, arbitration, mediation and settlement negotiations.
· Handle insurance matters across virtually all types of policies.
Required:
· CT Bar
· Recent insurance defense experience
You should know some of the following:
- Construction Defect
- Toxic Torts, Products Liability
- General / Premises Liability
- Trucking & Transportation
- Medical Malpractice
- Employment defense
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