Plaintiff Litigation Attorney

Insurance Claim HQ•North Carolina, USA, NC

16h•$85,000 - $160,000•Remote

About The Position

Insurance Claim HQ is seeking a North Carolina-licensed attorney for its plaintiff-side property litigation practice. The attorney will represent policyholders in disputes with insurance companies over significant property claims, including storm damage, fire, and water losses, when claims have been underpaid, delayed, or denied. This is a remote role for an attorney based in North Carolina. The position offers ownership of assigned cases and direct client relationships, with responsibility for case strategy, litigation, communication, and resolution. The firm is willing to train an attorney who has a civil litigation foundation and is motivated to develop expertise in property insurance litigation. The firm emphasizes collaboration, technology, client service, and professional growth. There is no requirement to generate business or bring in clients.

Requirements

Active North Carolina law license in good standing.
At least one year of civil litigation experience.
Familiarity with North Carolina civil procedure, discovery, motion practice, and depositions.
Experience practicing in North Carolina state and/or federal courts.
Strong legal research, writing, analytical, and case-management skills.
Excellent communication skills and a commitment to client service.
Initiative, sound judgment, and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced litigation environment.
A collaborative mindset and genuine interest in advocating for policyholders.
Willingness to learn and develop expertise in plaintiff-side property insurance litigation.
Juris Doctor.
Active North Carolina Bar License.

Nice To Haves

Property insurance experience.

Responsibilities

Manage plaintiff-side property insurance litigation matters from inception through resolution.
Develop case strategies, evaluate claims, and identify opportunities to advance clients’ interests.
Communicate directly with clients about case progress, litigation strategy, and settlement opportunities.
Draft pleadings, motions, discovery requests and responses, and legal briefs.
Take and defend depositions and participate in hearings, mediations, and settlement conferences.
Collaborate with attorneys and support staff to move cases forward efficiently.
Maintain ownership of assigned matters, meet deadlines, and uphold high standards of client service.
Litigate matters in North Carolina state and federal courts.