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Jobot is partnering with a leading Oregon defense firm in Portland to hire an Associate Attorney - Litigation for an on-site, permanent role. The position offers a competitive base salary with bonuses and a strong benefits package.
Prerequisites include a JD from an accredited law school or bar admission and litigation experience. Nice to have medical malpractice or insurance defense background; the firm emphasizes 1740 billable hours and generous PTO policy.
$110000 - $140000 per year | Portland, OR | On-site | Permanent
Based in Portland, we are considered one of the leading Oregon defense firms. We specialize in litigation, primarily defending hospitals, physicians and other healthcare providers in the region.
Due to growth, we have an immediate need for an Associate Attorney.
We have a great reputation in the area and offer a strong compensation package including:
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