Subrogation & Property Damage Attorney

Duties

• Represent insurers or clients in claims involving damage to real or personal property (e.g., vehicle damage, fire, water, hail, vandalism)
• Investigate cause of damage, assess liability, and evaluate repair estimates or total loss value
• Review and analyze property appraisals, engineering reports, and repair invoices
• Negotiate settlements with opposing counsel, third parties, or claimants
• Pursue recovery from at-fault third parties after a claim has been paid by the insurer
• File lawsuits or arbitration claims against liable parties (e.g., other drivers, contractors)
• Collaborate with adjusters to review subrogation potential and gather evidence
• Manage pre-litigation demand letters and post-litigation recovery efforts

Qualifications

• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
• Admission to the Texas Bar and good standing
• Bilingual in English and Spanish is highly desirable
• Strong understanding of insurance laws and regulations
• Adequate litigation experience with trial skills preferred
• Excellent negotiation, oral advocacy, and legal writing skills
• Profound proficiency in legal research tools and case management software