Second Chair Plaintiff'-Side Birth Injury Litigation Attorney
Dundalk, Baltimore City, Maryland, 21222, USA
Listed on 2026-08-26
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Law/Legal
Litigation, Lawyer, Legal Counsel
Second Chair Plaintiff'-Side Birth Injury Litigation Attorney (1471527-CBS-ATTY) Fulton, Maryland
Salary: USD
150000 - USD
151000 per year
An established and growing plaintiff-side medical malpractice firm is seeking a litigation attorney to join a newly created trial team focused on catastrophic birth injury cases.
This position offers hands‑on responsibility, substantial courtroom exposure, and a clear path to increased responsibility on nationally significant cases.
Why Consider This Role- Work directly on high-value birth injury cases
- Meaningful deposition and trial opportunities
- Strong mentorship from experienced trial lawyers
- Performance-based compensation with significant earning potential
- Support trial team in all phases of litigation
- Conduct and defend depositions
- Draft motions, briefs, and discovery
- Assist with witness preparation and trial strategy
- Participate in trial preparation and courtroom proceedings
- Minimum 3+ years of litigation experience
- Medical malpractice experience strongly preferred
- Strong writing, advocacy, and case management skills
- Active bar admission in any U.S. jurisdiction
- Performance-based bonus opportunities
- Individual health coverage
- 401(k) plan
Based in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC.
Candidates must be able to work in the office on a regular basis and travel for occasional trial assignments. This is not a fully remote position.
Culture & FitThe practice is seeking ambitious, entrepreneurial litigators who are motivated by results and excited by the opportunity to help families affected by catastrophic birth injuries. Ideal candidates are confident in their abilities, comfortable with performance‑based compensation, and eager to play a meaningful role in building the next phase of a growing trial practice.
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