Associate General Counsel — Insurance

Corgi Insurance•Chicago, IL

9d•$150,000 - $200,000•Hybrid

About The Position

We're looking for an insurance regulatory attorney to own the legal and regulatory work behind our insurance entity launches, filings, and product rollouts across multiple states and structures (admitted carriers, captives, RRGs, and more). This is not a traditional in-house counsel seat where you review contracts and attend compliance meetings. You will be the person responsible for getting new insurance entities licensed, new products approved, and new markets opened. You'll work directly with state regulators, draft the actual filings, and drive the process from application to approval. Building something great requires working hard. We are meritocratic with very high standards. If you don't meet them, you'll get cut. But if you deliver, you have unlimited scope to grow.

Requirements

JD and active bar admission (any US state).
1 to 5 years of insurance regulatory experience (law firm, carrier, or state DOI).
Familiarity with state insurance department filing processes, insurance holding company acts, and/or captive insurance regulation.
Exceptional writer: you draft filings, memos, and regulatory responses that are clear, precise, and complete.
Highly detail-oriented: you catch what others miss and care about getting it right.
Comfortable working through ambiguity. Insurance regulation varies by state, by structure, and by product; you figure it out and create structure where none exists.
You've built or owned something from zero, whether that's a practice area, a regulatory program, a startup, or a major project. We hire people who take ownership.

Responsibilities

Draft and manage regulatory filings end-to-end: state DOI applications, UCAA primary and expansion filings, SERFF form/rate/rule submissions, and SEC filings where applicable.
Own insurance entity formations and licensing across multiple structures and jurisdictions.
Research state-specific regulatory requirements for new products and new markets.
Interface directly with state regulators, outside counsel, actuaries, and service providers to move filings through approval.
Support captive insurance, risk retention group, and admitted carrier launches from formation through ongoing compliance.
Review and draft insurance policy forms, endorsements, and related documentation.