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Phillips Law is seeking a disciplined, emotionally intelligent professional to stand with clients during the most stressful moments and guide them toward decisive action.
This role demands crisis leadership without transactional sales, managing urgency without panic, and projecting confidence. Compensation is performance-based, with potential to earn from $60,000 to $125,000 annually, starting at $60,000 base plus bonuses.
At Phillips Law, we defend people when everything is on the line.
The clients we serve are not planning for the future. They are facing charges, investigations, warrants, or life-altering allegations. They are scared. Their families are overwhelmed. Their freedom, reputation, career, and future are at risk.
We exist to stand between clients and the power of the State.
We are seeking a disciplined, emotionally intelligent professional who can sit across from individuals and families during some of the most stressful moments of their lives — and guide them toward decisive action.
This is not transactional sales.
This is crisis leadership with accountability.
You must be able to manage urgency without creating panic. You must be able to project confidence without arrogance. You must be able to help people move forward when fear is clouding their judgment.
This is a performance-based role.
We track metrics.
We expect professionalism.
We expect growth.
Compensation: High performers in this role realistically earn $60,000–$125,000 annually. $60,000 Base with Performance Bonus Up to $125,000.
Required Application Exercise — The Cost of Waiting
As part of your application, you must submit a short written story in a cover letter about an individual who delayed hiring a criminal defense attorney — and the consequences that followed.
You may base this on a real situation (without identifying details) or create a fictional client (recommended).
Write this in narrative format (not bullet points).
Your story should include:
Describe consequences such as:
Length: 300–700 words
Format: Narrative storytelling (not bullet points)
This exercise allows us to evaluate your judgment, emotional intelligence, and understanding of what is truly at stake in criminal defense.
This role is for professionals who want their work to matter.
You must care about performance.
You must care about improvement.
You must care about protecting people when the stakes are real.
If you are seeking comfort, this is not the right role.
If you are seeking growth, accountability, and meaningful impact — Phillips Law may be the place for you.