Trial Attorney

Carr Allison is a well-regarded civil litigation firm, boasting a team of over 150 attorneys across the Southeast. Our unique philosophy of “early identification – early resolution” has earned us decades of trust and respect from our clients. At Carr Allison, our success is fueled by the collective efforts of our team and we believe that an open-door policy is essential to our continued growth. We proudly champion teamwork, collaboration, and the pursuit of excellence as cornerstones of our firm's culture. Join a team where your growth is our priority and your work truly matters.

We are seeking a Trial Attorney to join our Orlando team. This attorney will manage a caseload of premises liability and motor vehicle accident cases for corporate clients. The ideal candidate has significant civil litigation experience and has taken an active role in at least two trials. Experience deposing medical or biomechanical experts is highly valued.

Responsibilities:

• Handle a manageable caseload with full autonomy.
• Draft pleadings, motions, and discovery. Conduct document review and case triage.
• Engage in trial preparation and take an active role in trials.
• Depose medical and biomechanical experts as needed.
• Serve as a key resource and mentor for associates in the Orlando office.

Qualifications:

• Trial experience is required.
• Bodily injury litigation experience, with auto or premises liability experience preferred.
• Ability to manage a caseload independently and meet deadlines.
• Leadership potential and willingness to be a go-to resource for the team.

Office Culture:

• We are a growing office focused on building a collaborative, team-oriented culture.
• This role offers the opportunity to be a leader within the office and support our efforts to create a strong, connected team.
• Professional growth and leadership development are core priorities.

For more information, please reach out to Smith Busby at sbusby@carrallison.com. Be part of a firm that values your potential and empowers your success.