Senior Appellate Attorney / Litigation Advisory Counsel

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<p>Senior Appellate Attorney / Litigation Advisory Counsel</p><p><br></p><p>Opportunity Overview</p><p>An established civil litigation practice is seeking an experienced attorney to support complex litigation and appellate matters across a diverse caseload. This position offers the opportunity to work closely with trial teams, contribute to high-level legal strategy, and handle appellate proceedings from inception through resolution.</p><p>The ideal candidate is a strong legal writer and analytical thinker who thrives in a collaborative environment while also managing responsibilities independently. This role is well-suited for an attorney who enjoys research-intensive work, strategic case analysis, and courtroom support at both the trial and appellate levels.</p><p>Position Information</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Practice Focus:</strong> Appeals & Litigation Strategy</p><p><strong>Employment Classification:</strong> Full-Time, Salaried</p><p><strong>Work Flexibility:</strong> Remote and office-based options available depending on candidate preference and proximity to firm locations</p><p><br></p><p>Core Responsibilities</p><ul><li>Provide strategic litigation support to trial attorneys throughout all phases of civil litigation matters.</li><li>Manage appellate cases, including briefing, motion practice, and oral argument preparation.</li><li>Partner with litigation teams during trial proceedings to preserve appellate issues and assist with legal strategy.</li><li>Research complex legal questions and prepare memoranda, motions, and appellate briefs.</li><li>Evaluate case exposure and develop recommendations regarding litigation and appeal strategy.</li><li>Communicate directly with clients regarding case developments, legal analysis, and procedural matters.</li><li>Work collaboratively with attorneys and support staff to maintain efficient workflow and case management practices.</li><li>Organize and maintain litigation and appellate files, ensuring documentation is accurate and accessible.</li><li>Assist with additional legal projects and assignments as needed.</li></ul><p><br></p><p>Qualifications</p><ul><li>Licensed and in good standing with the Florida Bar.</li><li>Minimum of five years of experience handling insurance-related litigation or appellate matters.</li><li>Background in areas such as insurance coverage disputes, bad faith litigation, bodily injury claims, premises liability, property damage, or related civil defense matters preferred.</li><li>Exceptional legal research, analytical, and persuasive writing skills.</li><li>Strong oral communication and advocacy abilities.</li><li>Ability to prioritize multiple deadlines in a fast-paced legal environment.</li><li>Highly organized with strong attention to detail.</li><li>Capable of working independently while also functioning effectively within a team structure.</li><li>Ability to meet productivity and billing expectations.</li></ul><p><br></p><p>What the Firm Offers</p><ul><li>Flexible work arrangements</li><li>Sophisticated and challenging litigation matters</li><li>Collaborative legal team environment</li><li>Opportunity for substantial responsibility and client interaction</li><li>Long-term professional growth and advancement potential</li><li>Strong emphasis on quality legal work and work-life balance</li></ul><p><br></p>

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