Senior Trial Attorney - Personal Injury

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Culture On CameraPersonal Injury Law

Nevada, United StatesFull-TimeSenior

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Requirements

Active Nevada Bar license in good standing
Proven trial experience, including courtroom presentation
Proven trial experience, including depositions
Strong litigation background with the ability to independently manage cases
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Willingness to travel for trial work
Meaningful plaintiff-side trial experience
Ability to independently manage litigation from start to finish
Strong instincts around case value, negotiation, and when a case should be tried
Clear, steady communication with clients during high-stakes moments

Responsibilities

Carry a focused caseload of approximately 20–30 active matters
Take 3–5 cases through trial annually
Drive matters through to verdict when needed
Lead your cases, owning strategy
Guide clients and make decisions with confidence
Travel to Las Vegas, Nevada for trials
Focus on strategy, preparation, and execution
Work within a pod structure alongside dedicated paralegal support

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