Personal Injury Associate Attorney – High Earning Potential

BARBER LAW FIRM PC; Texas; On-site; USD 117,000 - 143,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Paid vacation

Holiday pay

Job summary

Barber Law Firm PC in Plano, TX, seeks an associate attorney with interest and some experience in Plaintiff’s side personal injury. The role involves extensive client interaction, attention to detail, and the ability to self-manage.

This position requires partial supervision of legal assistants and management of a large docket of pre-suit cases. The pay structure includes merit bonuses based on earned fees, potentially increasing total compensation significantly.

Qualifications

• 2+ years motor vehicle accident and/or personal injury experience preferred.
• Active Texas bar license required.
• Strong multitasking, organization and customer service skills.
• Attention to detail and accuracy are essential.
• Proficiency with legal databases and online research.
• Knowledge of Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.

Responsibilities

• Associate attorney with extensive client interaction and self-management.
• Partial supervision of legal assistants and management of a large docket of pre-suit cases.
• Ensure readiness and correctness of files; manage deadlines.
• Maintain professional phone communication and excellent customer service.

Skills

PI experience

Computer skills

Organization & multitasking

Customer service

Attention to detail

Texas Rules of Civil Procedure

Education

Juris Doctorate

Texas bar license

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Filevine

TrialWorks

Microsoft Office

Job description

Barber Law Firm PC in Plano, TX, seeks an associate attorney with interest and some experience in Plaintiff’s side personal injury. The role involves extensive client interaction, attention to detail, and the ability to self-manage.

This position requires partial supervision of legal assistants and management of a large docket of pre-suit cases. The pay structure includes merit bonuses based on earned fees, potentially increasing total compensation significantly.