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Colman Perkins Law Group is seeking an Associate Attorney in Glendale, California, to manage a litigation caseload focused on insurance defense matters. Responsibilities include drafting legal documents, conducting legal research, and attending hearings.
The ideal candidate will have 1–5 years of experience, a strong foundation in law, and an active license with the State Bar of California. The role emphasizes practical legal advice, effective negotiation, and collaboration in a dynamic team environment.
Colman Perkins Law Group is an AV-rated law firm focused on insurance defense, representing clients in matters such as motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, catastrophic injury and wrongful death, construction defect, government & municipal liability, and water mitigation. The firm is known for its efficiency, responsiveness, and depth of experience in complex litigation. Colman Perkins has a strong emphasis on fraud prevention and education, particularly in the context of suspicious insurance claims. As SIU specialists, the firm conducts examinations under oath, provides coverage analysis and opinions, and investigates questionable medical, arson, and theft claims. Team members work closely with insurers and clients to deliver timely, strategic, and results‑oriented legal services.
The Associate Attorney role is a full-time, on‑site position based in one of our several California or Nevada offices. The attorney will manage a litigation caseload involving insurance defense matters, including personal injury, premises liability, construction defect, and government/municipal liability. Day‑to‑day responsibilities include drafting pleadings, motions, discovery requests and responses, and coverage opinions; conducting legal research; and preparing reports to clients and carriers. The role involves attending and arguing law and motion hearings, taking and defending depositions, participating in mediations and settlement conferences, and preparing cases for trial. The Associate Attorney will collaborate with partners, fellow attorneys, and staff to develop case strategies, evaluate exposure, and support fraud prevention and SIU‑focused investigations.