Plaintiff PI Attorney

Distinct | North America; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 130,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentoring from day one

Room to grow into senior role

Job summary

Distinct | North America in Miami is seeking a plaintiff personal injury attorney. The firm offers steady PI caseloads, close mentoring from day one, and clear pathways to senior roles. The role starts in office with potential hybrid flexibility later, emphasizing collaboration with a knowledgeable team and a culture that values staying power and quality work over big-name branding.

Qualifications

• 2 to 8 years of experience in plaintiff PI work.
• Interest in mentoring and growth into senior roles.
• Ability to work in an in-office setting with potential hybrid later.

Skills

Plaintiff Personal Injury

Litigation Experience

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

Plaintiff Personal Injury Attorney | Miami, FL | $130,000 to $200,000

There's a particular feeling that comes from closing a file, watching another one land immediately, and realizing nobody in the building actually tracks what you're working on. A lot of the bigger shops run exactly like that.

This one doesn't.

It's a smaller, genuinely well respected Miami plaintiff PI practice, the kind of firm people in the market actually rate. Not the biggest name around, and that's rather the point. The work comes in steadily, the team is established, and the partners know your caseload and where you're trying to go with it.

Why this one's worth a look

• A seat at a firm known for strong lawyers, not strong advertising
• A steady, dependable flow of plaintiff PI work, building a caseload instead of scrambling for one
• Real mentoring from day one, which is exactly why the role starts in office. You learn faster next to good lawyers than you do over a screen
• Genuine room to grow into a senior role as the team continues to expand
• A culture people actually stay in, ask anyone who's interviewed there

Who fits

This is built for attorneys with 2 to 8 years of experience, though the firm will go higher for the right operator, which is why the range sits where it does. It flexes for someone earlier in a plaintiff career just as well as someone more seasoned who wants a firm that actually puts their experience to use.

You don't need plaintiff experience already either. If you've been on the defense side and have been eyeing a move across, this firm is genuinely open to that conversation. Insurance defense background translates well here, and they know it.

The trade off is straightforward. It's in office to start. The mentoring, the culture, and the relationships that make this firm worth joining come from being in the building for them. There's scope for hybrid flexibility down the line once you're settled, but early on it's about being present and properly coached.