Texas Litigation Attorney
Beverly Law is hiring a Texas-licensed litigation attorney to handle the firm's existing personal injury cases in Texas. Work remotely or from our Los Angeles office. Our fully electronic office makes it easy to run a substantial caseload remotely.
Why Beverly Law?
The cases are already here. You step into an existing Texas personal injury docket and focus on litigating it, with support staff handling drafting, discovery and calendaring.
There are no billable hours and no origination requirement, and bonuses are tied to the results on the cases you litigate.
What You Will Do
- Litigate existing personal injury cases in Texas courts
- Own case strategy and execution
- Take and defend depositions, and appear at hearings, mediations and trial
- Review discovery and motion work prepared by support staff
- Work with case managers and legal assistants on a fully electronic file system
What We Offer
- Competitive salary plus performance bonuses
- No billable hours
- No case origination required
- Remote work or an office in Los Angeles
- Dedicated support staff
Requirements
- Active Texas State Bar license
- Personal injury or civil litigation experience
- Comfortable running cases in a paperless, remote setup
- Competitive, results-driven mindset
Nice to Have
- Trials taken to verdict in Texas
- Car, truck or premises liability experience
How the Texas Litigation Role Works
This is a litigation position on the firm's Texas cases. Support staff draft discovery responses, calendar every hearing and deadline, and assist with motion work that you review and finalize.
You can work remotely or from our Los Angeles office at 4929 Wilshire Blvd. Tell us your preference in the application form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this position remote?
It can be. You can work remotely or from our Los Angeles office.
Which license do I need?
An active Texas State Bar license.
What kind of cases will I handle?
Existing personal injury cases in Texas, including car, truck and premises liability cases.
Are there billable hour requirements?
No. Beverly Law has no billable hour requirement and no case origination requirement.
What support staff will I have?
Legal assistants and case managers who draft discovery responses, calendar hearings and deadlines, and assist with motion work, which you review and finalize.
How do I apply?
Use the application form on this page. Include your Texas Bar number, years of litigation experience, trials taken to verdict, your preferred work arrangement and a link to your LinkedIn profile or resume.
If you have taken cases to verdict in Texas and want to focus on litigation, we would like to hear from you.