Pre-Litigation Phoenix Attorney

Pre-Litigation Attorney (Personal Injury) | Phoenix, AZ Location: On-site, with hybrid flexibility Compensation: $175,000-$245,000 total compensation plus bonus opportunities Job Overview We are seeking a Pre-Litigation Personal Injury Attorney to manage plaintiff-side personal injury cases from initial evaluation through settlement. The ideal candidate has strong negotiation skills, knowledge of Arizona personal injury law, and the ability to manage a high-volume caseload while providing excellent client service. Responsibilities Evaluate personal injury claims by reviewing medical records, police reports, and liability evidence.Negotiate settlements with insurance adjusters and opposing counsel.Prepare demand packages, settlement agreements, and other legal documents.Collaborate with medical providers and experts to strengthen claims.Communicate with clients regarding case progress, legal options, and settlement strategies.Research Arizona personal injury law, insurance coverage, and relevant legal developments.Manage a high-volume caseload while maintaining accurate records and meeting deadlines.Coordinate case handoffs with the litigation team when cases proceed to suit. Requirements J.D. from an accredited law school.Active Arizona Bar license in good standing.1-3 years of plaintiff-side personal injury experience.Strong understanding of Arizona personal injury law, procedures, and insurance practices.Demonstrated negotiation and settlement skills.Excellent written, verbal, and client communication skills.Strong organizational and time-management abilities.Familiarity with legal research tools and case management software. Preferred Qualifications Trial experience and a record of successful verdicts or settlements.Bilingual in English and Spanish. Compensation & Benefits $175,000-$245,000 total compensation plus bonus opportunities.Health, dental, and vision insurance.IRA plan.Paid time off and holidays.Bar dues, CLE, and professional development support.Collaborative work environment with potential hybrid flexibility.