Attorney - Litigation - Philadelphia - $200k

Insurance Defense Attorney | Philadelphia (Fully Remote) – $150K–$200K

Location/Schedule: Fully remote. Pennsylvania bar required. Philadelphia office optional.

Base Salary: $150K–$200K, plus monthly billable bonuses

Practice: Pennsylvania auto, premises, workers’ compensation defense, and insurance-fraud litigation. Trial is part of the model.

Our client is a Philadelphia-rooted defense firm, about 40 years old, with New York and New Jersey offices as well. The Philadelphia book includes casualty defense and a fraud practice that has taken a $15 million verdict against a provider ring. Hour target is 1,900. The seat is fully remote. Monthly billable bonuses sit on top of base.

Why You Should Join:

• $150K–$200K Remote, With a Monthly Bonus – Base plus a billable bonus paid monthly. Target is 1,900, not an open-ended defense load.
• More Than Auto Files – Casualty defense plus insurance-fraud litigation, including a $15 million provider verdict that held up on appeal.
• A Firm That Tries Cases – 40 years of courtroom work across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York.
• Fully Remote From a Philadelphia Platform – Office is there. Attendance is not required.
• Carrier Work That Has Been Around for Decades – Allstate, Nationwide, GEICO, and National General are the kind of files this group has staffed for years.

What You’ll Actually Do:

• Defend Pennsylvania auto, premises, and related casualty claims.
• Handle depositions, motions, and arbitrations.
• Work fraud and SIU files where the docket needs it.
• Prepare and try cases.

Requirements:

• JD and active Pennsylvania bar
• 3–7 years post-bar insurance defense — current Associate, Counsel, or Partner
• Depositions taken in the last 24 months

No one fits every box perfectly - if you’re a practicing Insurance Defense attorney who wants remote Philadelphia work, a monthly bonus, and $150K–$200K, let’s talk confidentially.

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