Litigation Attorney

Distinct | North America; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Distinct | North America is seeking an Insurance Defense Attorney in Orlando, FL. The role centers on auto and premises liability defense, handling matters from investigation through trial.

The ideal candidate has 3–5+ years of defense litigation and an active Florida Bar license. This in-office position offers hands-on mentorship, a tight-knit team, and real opportunities to grow in trial and deposition work.

Qualifications

• 3–5+ years of defense litigation experience.
• Active Florida Bar license in good standing.
• Experience in auto and premises liability defense preferred.

Responsibilities

• Defend auto and premises liability cases from investigation through trial.
• Participate in depositions and trial preparation.
• Collaborate with a hands-on partner group and receive mentorship.

Skills

Defense litigation experience

Education

Active Florida Bar license

Job description

Insurance Defense Attorney | Orlando, FL | $120,000 to $180,000 | Auto & Premises Liability

Here's a question worth asking yourself. When was the last time a partner actually sat down and walked you through a file, instead of just redlining it and sending it back?

If the honest answer is "I can't remember," this Orlando firm does things differently. It's not the biggest name in town and it's not trying to be. What it has instead is a partner group that's still hands on, a caseload that doesn't quietly balloon behind your back, and an actual commitment to training people rather than just hiring them and hoping.

The caseload

Mostly auto and premises liability defense, start to finish, investigation through trial. They're also open to attorneys coming from a broader litigation background, general liability or PI defense included, as long as the fundamentals are there. Billable targets are set to be hit, not chased forever.

The catch, if you want to call it that

It's fully in office. No hybrid, no remote days. For some people that's a dealbreaker and that's fair. But if you'd rather sit near people who can actually help when a file goes sideways, instead of Slacking a question into the void, being in the building has its own upside.

Why attorneys stick around here

Small team, so you're a name they know, not a case number. A real path forward for people who want to build a career rather than just fill a seat. And when it comes to trial and deposition work, someone's actually willing to show you how, not just throw you in.

What gets you in the door

Three to five plus years of defense litigation experience, and an active Florida Bar license in good standing.