Personal Injury Research & Writing Attorney (Remote)

Parnall Law Firm; Kansas City (KS); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Parnall Law Firm in Albuquerque, NM is seeking a Research & Writing Attorney to provide critical legal analysis and drafting for our personal injury and civil litigation teams. You will translate research into persuasive briefs, memos, and motions to support trial attorneys' advocacy.

The role emphasizes collaboration across case teams, with typical Monday–Friday hours and no court appearances required beyond research and writing. A New Mexico license or eligibility is required.

Qualifications

• Active license to practice law in New Mexico, or eligibility for admission.
• Strong legal research, analysis, and writing skills.
• Experience drafting motions, briefs, memoranda, and other litigation documents.
• Personal injury or civil litigation experience preferred; insurance defense or appellate background is a plus.
• Ability to work collaboratively with trial attorneys and multiple case teams.

Responsibilities

• Legal Research: Research New Mexico and applicable law on liability, damages, and procedural issues in personal injury matters.
• Drafting: Prepare motions, responses, briefs, and memoranda in support of case teams.
• Case Strategy Support: Collaborate with trial attorneys and Team Leads to identify legal issues and strengthen positions.
• General Responsibilities: Deliver timely, well-supported written work product and ensure cases move efficiently.

Skills

Legal Research

Legal Writing

Drafting Briefs

Litigation Experience

Collaboration

Job description

Parnall Law Firm in Albuquerque, NM is seeking a Research & Writing Attorney to provide critical legal analysis and drafting for our personal injury and civil litigation teams. You will translate research into persuasive briefs, memos, and motions to support trial attorneys' advocacy.

The role emphasizes collaboration across case teams, with typical Monday–Friday hours and no court appearances required beyond research and writing. A New Mexico license or eligibility is required.