Experienced Personal Injury Attorney
Northern, Floyd County, Kentucky, USA
Listed on 2026-10-12
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Law/Legal
Lawyer, Litigation, Paralegal, Legal Counsel
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Experienced Personal Injury Attorney
Some of the best attorneys we hire are already successful where they are. They are not necessarily unhappy. They may simply be asking whether their current firm can provide the cases, support, technology, resources, and long-term opportunity they want for the next stage of their career.
If that sounds familiar, we would like to talk with you.McCready Law is expanding its Missouri practice and is looking for an experienced personal injury attorney who is ready to take ownership of an established caseload and practice with the support of a growing, well-resourced firm.
The OpportunityThis is a primarily remote position based in the St. Louis market. You will step into an existing caseload consisting of both pre-litigation and litigation matters. You will not be expected to build a book of business in order to succeed here.
We provide the cases, support, systems, and resources. We are looking for an attorney who will take ownership of the matters assigned to them, communicate with clients, make sound decisions, move cases forward, and ask for help when appropriate.
While your normal workday may primarily be remote, in-person attendance will be required when the practice calls for it, including court appearances, depositions, mediations, trials, significant client matters, and occasional Firm meetings.
We Want Lawyers Practicing LawOur attorneys are supported by a broad infrastructure that includes:
- Case management and paralegal support
- Centralized intake
- Medical records support
- Lien and settlement resources
- Litigation support
- Technology and AI tools
- Data and reporting
- Marketing infrastructure
- Administrative and operational support
- Financial resources to appropriately develop cases
- Continuing education and professional development
- Access to Firm leadership
We want our attorneys focused on evaluating cases, communicating with clients, negotiating, taking depositions, developing strategy, litigating, and trying cases when appropriate—not spending their time doing administrative work that can be handled by dedicated support teams.
What You’ll DoDepending on your experience and caseload, responsibilities may include:
- Evaluate liability, damages, and case value
- Communicate directly with clients
- Review medical records and damages
- Prepare and evaluate demands
- Negotiate with insurance carriers
- File and manage lawsuits
- Take and defend depositions
- Participate in mediations
- Work with experts
- Prepare cases for trial
- Try cases when appropriate
- Work effectively with case managers, paralegals, and other support professionals
The practice of law is changing, and McCready Law is continuing to invest in technology, automation, data, process improvement, and artificial intelligence. Our attorneys have access to tools designed to support case analysis, medical record review, discovery, litigation preparation, research, knowledge management, and workflow efficiency. You do not need to be an AI expert. You do need to be curious, willing to learn, and open to improving the way legal work gets done.
TheAttorneys Who Thrive Here
Our strongest attorneys tend to share a few qualities:
- They take ownership.
- They communicate.
- They are responsive to clients.
- They are comfortable with accountability.
- They accept feedback.
- They ask for help when needed.
- They are willing to change a process when a better approach exists.
- They focus on solving problems rather than assigning blame.
At McCready Law, accountability and support go together. We expect a great deal from our attorneys, and we believe the Firm has a responsibility to provide the resources they need to succeed.
About McCready LawMcCready Law is a plaintiff personal injury firm that continues to grow while investing in the…
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