⚖️ Litigation Attorney – Anchorage, Alaska
Join one of the fastest-growing Personal Injury litigation firms in the U.S.
Slocumb Law Firm is expanding and seeking an experienced Personal Injury Litigation Attorney to join our team in Anchorage, Alaska.
This is a unique opportunity to expand our established priority to help our clients obtain the justice and compensation they deserve while growing our firm in this market. The ideal candidate will possess a strong foundation in the litigation of Personal Injury Law.
What You’ll Do
- Manage Personal Injury cases from intake through resolution, up to and including trial.
- Maintain clear, professional, and consistent communication with clients
- Work within established national litigation systems and case standards
- Exercise sound judgment, preparation, and ownership over assigned matters
- Collaborate with internal teams, case managers, and firm leadership
- Build and maintain professional relationships with opposing counsel and other stakeholders
What We’re Looking For
Juris Doctor (JD)
- Active Alaska license and in good standing
- At least two years of Personal Injury litigation experience preferred
- Strong advocacy, writing, and analytical skills
- Ability to independently manage a full inventory of both pre-lit and litigation cases
- Results-driven mindset
What We Offer
Competitive compensation based on experience
Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
Strong internal support (case managers, intake, administrative teams)
Access to national litigation resources, systems, and firm infrastructure
About Slocumb Law Firm
Slocumb Law Firm is a nationally recognized Personal Injury law firm with a strong and growing presence across the United States. The firm is committed to high-quality client representation, disciplined case management, and results-driven litigation.
Our attorneys are supported by established national litigation systems, experienced internal teams, and a collaborative environment focused on delivering strong outcomes for our clients
Job description provided by Mike Slocumb Law Firm.
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