What are the responsibilities and job description for the Associate Attorney position at Avalon?
Nashville PI litigators: what would it take to move? Probably less risk than you think.
I'm working with an established plaintiff's personal injury firm hiring a Litigation Trial Attorney in Nashville. The client is confidential — I'll share the name on a call.
The biggest reason good lawyers stay put is the fear of a pay dip while they build a new book. This firm solves that:
→ No pay cut to make the move. Base salary plus a first-year guaranteed draw set to match what you're earning now.
→ Upside that grows with you. You earn 10% on the cases you handle up to a set threshold, then 15% on everything beyond it.
→ Trial work, not just file management. Mostly motor vehicle and trucking cases in active litigation, through trial prep and trial.
The profile:
- J.D. and an active Tennessee law license in good standing
- Ideally 2 years of plaintiff or defense PI litigation
- Comfortable running a full litigation docket
- Strong writer and advocate who wants to be in the courtroom
Defense-side litigators looking to cross over are welcome to reach out as well.
Interested, or know someone who should be? Send me a DM or comment below. Every conversation stays confidential.
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