Remote Insurance Defense Attorneys
Prime Headhunting & Recruiting, Inc. · United States · 2026-09-11
About this role
Are you part of a small insurance defense practice looking for more resources, better payouts, and zero overhead?
We are partnering with a well-established Florida-based law firm actively seeking small groups of attorneys practicing Insurance Defense who are interested in merging into a collaborative, fully remote structure. This is an exciting opportunity to maintain autonomy while gaining the infrastructure and support of a larger, progressive firm.
• 100% Remote Work Work from anywhere with full support.
• No Overhead Costs Eliminate admin burdens and operational expenses.
• Better Payouts Competitive and transparent compensation models.
• Robust Resources Get access to advanced case management tools, marketing, paralegal support, and firm-wide infrastructure.
• Collaborative Culture Join a like-minded, collegial team dedicated to excellence in Insurance Defense litigation.
• Seamless Integration Flexible merger process tailored to fit your groups needs.
Ideal Candidates:
• Small groups of licensed attorneys (2-10) currently focused on Insurance Defense litigation (auto, premises liability, general liability, etc.).
• Based in Florida or handling Florida-based claims.
• Interested in maintaining client relationships with the support of a larger firm.
• Eager to scale without the hassle of managing operations alone.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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