Minimum of 2 years of experience in Professional Liability
Experience in medical and dental malpractice
Experience in long-term care defense
Strong organizational and communication skills
Proficient in legal research and analysis
Deposition and trial preparation experience required
Responsibilities
Conduct thorough legal research and analysis
Independently manage litigation caseload from start to finish
Monitor case files for compliance with deadlines
Investigate facts and legal issues to develop defenses
Assist with document review and analysis
Conduct depositions and represent clients in court
Support trial preparation and participate in trials
Adhere to client guidelines and communicate effectively
Benefits
Opportunity to work in a reputable law firm
Exposure to a diverse range of professional liability cases
Collaborative work environment
Professional development opportunities
Access to experienced mentors in the field
Full Job Description
HeplerBroom LLC, is currently seeking a licensed Associate Attorney with minimum of 2+ years experience in Professional Liability. The ideal candidate will have experience in medical and Dental Malpractice and long term care defenseThe position will be in our Chicago, Illinois office. This associate will handle matters in primarily in Cook but also in DuPage and other collar counties.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct thorough research, analysis, and interpretation of legal sources, including statutes, regulations, ordinances, court decisions, and legal opinions.
Independently manage a litigation caseload from inception to resolution.
Monitor case files to ensure compliance with deadlines, and investigate facts and legal issues to develop appropriate defenses and strategies.
Assist with document review and analysis.
Conduct depositions and appear regularly in court.
Support trial preparation and participate in the trial of professional liability cases.
Adhere to and follow client guidelines meticulously.
Communicate effectively and report appropriately to clients.
This position requires:
Good standing with the Illinois bar
Strong organization and communication skills, both verbal and written
