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Cowen Rodriguez Peacock in San Antonio seeks an experienced personal injury attorney to join a small, focused trucking docket. This role offers genuine ownership of high-value cases, mentorship from a managing partner, and a path to first-chair opportunities on complex matters.
You will handle intake through pretrial, take and defend depositions, contribute to discovery and motion practice, and participate in trial preparation.
If you're reading this, you're probably a good lawyer who's tired of being treated like a case-closing machine.
Maybe you're at a firm where you don't have real ownership over your cases, or you're on the defense side wondering what it would feel like to fight for people instead of insurance companies.
Maybe you just want to do serious, complex litigation work without sacrificing your sanity - or your growth as a lawyer.
Maybe you are tired of carrying an overwhelming caseload and want to spend your time doing the kind of thoughtful, creative, strategic litigation that drew you to the law in the first place.
Maybe you have been looking for a place where someone will actually invest in your development as a lawyer.
If that sounds like you, Malorie Peacock wants to talk to you. Malorie is the managing attorney here at Cowen Rodriguez Peacock and she is looking for an attorney to join her team.
Malorie works on high-value, complex trucking case docket. Right now, Malorie maintains a docket of about 30 cases at a time - the kind with real medicine, real experts, real exposure, and real stakes for the families involved. This is not a high-volume personal injury job.
Since Malorie's responsibilities as managing partner have grown, she needs an attorney with 5-10 years of experience who's ready to take real ownership of cases like these, not just assist on them.
This isn't a "learn on the job while I hover over your shoulder" role, and it isn't a "here's 100 files, good luck" role either. She is looking for someone who already knows their way around litigation - plaintiff or defense side PI experience both count - and who is ready to work on a docket while still having a partner who's genuinely invested in their development. You will work on a small, carefully managed docket of significant cases where the quality of the work matters. You will be involved in the strategy, the people, and the details that make complex litigation successful.
This position is designed to provide meaningful support on an existing trucking docket while creating a path for the right person to assume increasing responsibility. Over time, we hope you will take on a larger role in the docket, serve as first chair on some cases, and ultimately develop and manage your own docket of significant cases. In other words, we are looking for someone to grow with us - not simply someone to help us get through our workload.
Malorie cares about mentorship - not as a talking point, but as something she actually spends time doing. You won't be left to figure things out alone; she is looking for someone who wants to work and develop together.
We also put our money where our mouth is when it comes to attorney development:
We have an open-door, collaborative environment where attorneys work together to solve problems. We regularly bring attorneys together to brainstorm difficult cases and develop strategy. We have weekly attorney training sessions and weekly case brainstorming sessions, where lawyers from across the firm can offer ideas and strategic input on cases they may not even be handling themselves. We believe great litigation is rarely the product of one person working alone.
You do not need to have every answer. In fact, we believe some of the best lawyers are the ones who know when to ask a question, invite another perspective, or rethink their approach. What matters most to us is that you are smart, curious, hardworking, humble, and committed to excellence.
This is an in-office role based in San Antonio. Malorie believes strongly in the kind of mentorship, case strategy, creativity and collaboration that happens best in person - especially with a docket this complex.
If this sounds like the kind of firm and the kind of role you've been looking for, Malorie wants to hear from you. Whatever brings you here, if you are an experienced personal injury lawyer who wants to work on challenging cases, learn from excellent lawyers, contribute your own ideas, and grow into a significant role in a plaintiff-side trucking practice, we would love to meet you.