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Kinsale Insurance, a Richmond-based insurer, seeks a Coverage Attorney to own the coverage litigation process, analyze complex issues, and advise on claims handling practices. You will collaborate with outside counsel, participate in mediations and trials, and help shape the legal strategy in a fast-paced environment. The role requires a J.D.
degree, bar admission, and strong writing and analytical skills gained through insurance litigation experience. Travel may be required.
Corporate Office
Kinsale Insurance
2025 Staples Mill Rd
Richmond, VA 23230, USA
Are you an attorney with a passion for insurance coverage and complex litigation? Join Kinsale Insurance, a leading excess and surplus (E&S) lines carrier headquartered in Richmond, VA. We're known for our high-quality, high-touch approach and innovative, personalized solutions that help clients manage complex risks — and we bring that same standard of excellence to our legal team.
As a Coverage Attorney at Kinsale, you'll take ownership of all aspects of the coverage litigation process — from analyzing complex coverage issues to working alongside senior management on claims handling best practices. You'll collaborate closely with outside counsel, engage in mediations and trials, and serve as a key advisor as the legal landscape evolves. This is a high-impact role for a sharp, detail-oriented attorney who thrives in a fast-paced, analytically driven environment.
Kinsale values strong financial responsibility. A credit check will be conducted as part of the selection process for roles that require sound judgment, trustworthiness, or access to sensitive information.
Salary Range: $100,000 – $130,000
This posted range is our best estimate; starting salary will be based on experience level. Additionally, the posted range reflects only base salary and does not include annual bonuses, benefits, or reimbursements.
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