Remote Litigation Associate Attorney

Remote Litigation Associate Attorney

Law Firm of Daniela Labinoti, P.C.
Texas & New Mexico
Salary: $150,000 – $200,000 (Based on Experience)
Fully Remote | High-Level Writing & Appellate Focus

The Law Firm of Daniela Labinoti, P.C. is a high-level plaintiff litigation firm handling complex personal injury, trucking, wrongful death, premises liability, insurance coverage, and employment cases throughout Texas and New Mexico. We try cases. We brief aggressively. We hold carriers accountable.

We are seeking a remote associate attorney with exceptional writing ability and strong appellate-level analytical skills to join our litigation team.

This role is ideal for an attorney who thrives in legal research, motion practice, and complex briefing. The associate will focus heavily on:

• Dispositive motions (MSJ, No-Evidence MSJ)
• Daubert/Robinson challenges
• Motions to strike, compel, and sanctions
• Jury charge objections and preservation
• Appellate issue preservation
• Post-verdict motions
• Coverage and Stowers analyses
• High-exposure demand drafting

This is not a volume docket position. This is a strategic litigation writing position
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• Minimum 5 years of litigation experience
• Demonstrated excellence in legal research and writing
• Experience drafting and arguing dispositive motions
• Strong understanding of:
• Texas Rules of Civil Procedure
• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Evidence rules
• Preservation of error
• Experience with appellate briefing preferred
• Ability to work independently in a fully remote environment
• High accountability and deadline discipline

Bonus:

• Prior plaintiff-side catastrophic injury experience
• Familiarity with FMCSA regulations, Stowers demands, insurance coverage litigation
• Federal court briefing experience

• Salary range: $150,000 – $200,000
• Performance-based bonus structure available
• Fully remote position
• High-level litigation exposure
• Opportunity to work on trial-ready cases

This is for the attorney who:

• Loves writing more than networking
• Thinks strategically about error preservation
• Enjoys dismantling weak expert opinions
• Understands jury psychology
• Is comfortable being handed a complex record and producing a trial-ready motion