Bilingual Associate Attorney (Spanish) — Asbestos Litigation

The Gori Law Firm; Edwardsville (IL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

401(k)

Paid Continuing Legal Education

Life Insurance

Short & Long-Term Disability

Pet Insurance

Identity Theft Protection

Complimentary Fitness Center(On-Site)

Job summary

The Gori Law Firm in Edwardsville, Illinois, seeks a Bilingual Associate Attorney (Spanish) to join our nationally recognized asbestos litigation practice. You will handle client interactions, depositions, and case management while making a meaningful impact on individuals with asbestos-related diseases.

This role requires Spanish fluency and licensed admission in any U.S. state, with Missouri or Illinois Bar preferred.

Qualifications

• Licensed attorney in any U.S. state.
• Missouri or Illinois Bar preferred.
• Must reside in Missouri, Illinois, Florida, Louisiana, California, New York, or Washington D.C.
• 2–5 years of litigation, personal injury, asbestos litigation, or deposition experience.
• Fluency in Spanish required.
• Excellent legal writing and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Represent individuals injured by asbestos exposure and related diseases.
• Conduct client consultations and witness interviews in English and Spanish.
• Prepare asbestos litigation matters from intake through deposition.
• Conduct fact witness depositions.
• Review Social Security, medical, military, employment, and union records.
• Draft deposition summaries and litigation documentation.
• Collaborate with attorneys, paralegals, and litigation support teams.
• Travel approximately 80% nationwide to meet clients and witnesses.
• Deliver compassionate legal representation to seriously ill clients and their families.

Skills

Spanish language fluency

Job description

The Gori Law Firm in Edwardsville, Illinois, seeks a Bilingual Associate Attorney (Spanish) to join our nationally recognized asbestos litigation practice. You will handle client interactions, depositions, and case management while making a meaningful impact on individuals with asbestos-related diseases.

This role requires Spanish fluency and licensed admission in any U.S. state, with Missouri or Illinois Bar preferred.