Part-Time Florida Attorney — Lead Cases Remotely, Flexible Hours

100KCrossing; Clearwater (FL); On-site; USD 206,640 - 316,848; Part time

Job summary

FAST GROWING LAW FIRM seeks an attorney to work 20+ hours weekly in General Civil litigation from a home office in South Florida. Flexible schedule, good with clients, strong independent work ethic required.

You will lead assigned cases, perform legal research, advise clients on ongoing litigation, analyze evidence, interpret case law, and draft pleadings and settlements. Florida license and 5+ years court experience are required.

Qualifications

• Must be a licensed attorney in Florida.
• Minimum 5 years court experience.

Responsibilities

• Lead attorney for assigned cases
• Legal research in support of cases
• Advise clients regarding ongoing litigation or to explain legal issues they might be facing or have concerns about.
• Research the details and evidence involved in cases, such as police reports, accident reports, or pleadings previously filed in a case, as well as applicable law.
• Interpret case law and decisions handed down by other applicable courts. This can involve analyzing the effects of a good many factors that might have been involved in other cases.
• Develop case strategies, such as trying to resolve cases early and cost-effectively for his clients rather than go to trial.
• Prepare pleadings, motions and other documents, such as contracts, and settlement agreements.
• Appear in court before a judge or jury to orally defend a client's rights and best interests.

Skills

Communication skills

Client management

Education

Florida licensed attorney

Job description

FAST GROWING LAW FIRM seeks an attorney to work 20+ hours weekly in General Civil litigation from a home office in South Florida. Flexible schedule, good with clients, strong independent work ethic required.

You will lead assigned cases, perform legal research, advise clients on ongoing litigation, analyze evidence, interpret case law, and draft pleadings and settlements. Florida license and 5+ years court experience are required.