Insurance Defense Paralegal
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Insurance Defense Paralegal
Insurance Defense Paralegal- Houston Area
An insurance defense litigation law firm located in the Houston area is seeking a Paralegal to join their firm. This firm offers full benefits as well as paid parking. Candidates must have at least 5+ years of litigation experience within insurance defense or personal injury defense and have worked commercial litigation cases on the defense side. Must have trial and billing experience.
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Desired Skills and Experience
Insurance Defense Paralegal- Houston Area
An insurance defense litigation law firm located in the Houston area is seeking a Paralegal to join their firm. This firm offers full benefits as well as paid parking. Candidates must have at least 5+ years of litigation experience within insurance defense or personal injury defense and have worked commercial litigation cases on the defense side. Must have trial and billing experience.
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