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Allstate · 2 weeks ago

Early Career Personal Injury Protection Attorney (Remote - New York)

United States

Full-time

Remote

New Grad, Entry Level

$100K/yr - $120K/yr

Allstate is a leading insurance company dedicated to protecting families and their belongings. They are seeking an Early Career Personal Injury Protection Attorney to manage a diverse caseload involving no-fault claims, arbitrations, and mediations while ensuring compliance with evolving laws and regulations.

BankingFinanceFinancial ServicesInsuranceInsurTechVenture Capital

No H1B

Responsibilities

Manage all aspects of PIP/no-fault litigation from case inception through resolution including case evaluation, discovery, motion practice, arbitrations, mediations, and settlement negotiations

Conduct Special Investigation Unit (SIU) Examinations Under Oath (EUOs) and prepare comprehensive reports with a focus on SIU and Personal Injury Protection (PIP) matters

Review new file assignments, analyze evidence, develop case strategies, and prepare and draft pleadings, motions, and other legal documents

Conduct AAA no-fault arbitrations, and try cases as needed, including preparing witnesses and clients for testimony

Keep claim business partners consistently updated on case status through regular communications, strategy conferences, and pre-trial reports

Monitor changes in laws and regulations to ensure compliance and optimize legal strategies for the company and clients

Qualification

Personal Injury ProtectionLitigation SkillsLegal ResearchNegotiation TechniquesClient DocumentationTime Management

Required

Juris Doctorate and active membership in good standing with the New York State Bar

Successful completion of courses focused on legal research, writing, and analysis, demonstrating the ability to conduct thorough legal research and draft clear, well-structured legal documents

Demonstrates strong time management skills, effectively balancing multiple tasks and deadlines

Capable of organizing case files, managing legal documents, and understanding the discovery process

Skilled in communicating with clients, preparing summaries, and maintaining records of interactions

Well-versed in legal ethics and the standards of professional conduct

Equipped with fundamental negotiation techniques and strategies for client interactions and settlement discussions

Must be commutable distance to courthouses throughout New York