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Orion Placement in Pittsburgh, PA seeks an attorney with a strong civil litigation background to join a growing practice. The role involves handling cases from strategy through trial, including depositions and hearings. You will collaborate with experienced attorneys while maintaining client-focused advocacy.
Hybrid work—3 days in the office and 2 days remote—offers a balance of collaboration and autonomy. Pennsylvania Bar admission and 1+ year of litigation experience are required; insurance
Pay: $100,000.00 - $160,000.00 per year
Why This Is a Great Opportunity
Location:
Pittsburgh, PA | Hybrid opportunity with a balanced schedule of 3 days in the office and 2 days remote.
Note:
You must be admitted and in good standing with the Pennsylvania Bar and have at least 1 year of litigation experience. We are hiring attorneys at multiple experience levels, including candidates with approximately 2 to 6 years of experience and more experienced attorneys with 4+ years. Insurance defense experience is strongly preferred, but attorneys with relevant in-house litigation experience will also be considered.
About Us
We are a growing civil litigation practice focused on delivering skilled, strategic, and client-centered legal representation. Our team handles a broad range of complex litigation matters and values strong advocacy, collaboration, professional development, and exceptional results. Confidential Employer.
Job Description
Qualifications
Why You Will Love Working Here
You will have the opportunity to do meaningful litigation work, take on increasing responsibility, and build your career alongside experienced legal professionals. We offer a collaborative environment where strong ideas, initiative, and excellent advocacy are valued. With hybrid flexibility, strong benefits, and exposure to a diverse range of civil litigation matters, this is an excellent opportunity for an attorney who wants to grow and make an impact.
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