Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys

Attorney

• Assist with property casualty litigation
• Manage cases with minimal supervision
• Mentor junior staff
• Prepare for trial and manage discovery

Attorney – Property Casualty, 1st Party Property

Insurance

• Support attorneys through all phases of pre-litigation and some litigation for personal-injury cases.
• Own the docket: Handle a full slate of pre-litigation injury files—plus the early stages of litigation—taking each case from intake through signed release with minimal attorney touchpoints.
• Drive negotiations: Analyze coverage, build demands, and negotiate directly with adjusters to hit or beat firm-set settlement and cycle-time targets.
• Guide the client experience: Serve as the primary contact for clients and medical providers, giving timely updates, gathering records, and coaching clients on treatment and recovery milestones.
• Control the paperwork: Order, audit, and summarize medical bills and liens, track all deadlines, and maintain immaculate digital files in Filevine (or similar) so attorneys can drop in and see instant status.
• Clear the finish line: Finalize lien resolutions, draft closing statements, and coordinate disbursements to wrap cases cleanly and keep referrals flowing.

Insurance Claims Adjuster

• Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys: rapidly growing personal injury law firm with offices across the nation
• Property casualty litigator role to assist the firm’s vibrant and growing 1st-party property practice
• Manage litigation lifecycle: case management, discovery, depositions, pleadings, motions, briefs, and trial preparation
• Supervise and mentor staff; handle matters in state and federal courts
• Opportunity to work 90% remote / 10% on-site with options for salaried or production-based compensation

Attorney, Property Casualty / 1st-Party Property

Own the docket: Handle a full slate of pre-litigation injury files—plus the early stages of litigation—taking each case from intake through signed release with minimal attorney touchpoints.
Drive negotiations: Analyze coverage, build demands, and negotiate directly with adjusters to hit or beat firm-set settlement and cycle-time targets.
Guide the client experience: Serve as the primary contact for clients and medical providers, giving timely updates, gathering records, and coaching clients on treatment and recovery milestones.
Control the paperwork: Order, audit, and summarize medical bills and liens, track all deadlines, and maintain immaculate digital files in Filevine (or similar) so attorneys can drop in and see instant status.
Clear the finish line: Finalize lien resolutions, draft closing statements, and coordinate disbursements to wrap cases cleanly and keep referrals flowing.