• Manage a personal injury caseload from intake through resolution • Handle MVA, CVA, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and complex injury claims • Develop litigation strategies and oversee all phases of litigation • Conduct depositions, mediations, hearings, and settlement negotiations • Prepare and try cases when settlement is not in the client's best interest • Work closely with paralegals, case managers, and support staff to maximize outcomes • Serve as Bush & Bush Law Group's lead personal injury attorney within the assigned state • Assist the firm in establishing and growing personal injury operations within the state • Work with Operations team to develop relationships with medical providers, treatment facilities, and expert witnesses to support client care and case development • Assist in developing state-specific Pre-lit and litigation procedures, workflows, and best practices • Provide guidance regarding local court rules, litigation procedures, and jurisdiction-specific requirements • Collaborate with firm leadership to ensure consistent client service and litigation standards • Assist with training and mentoring future attorneys, paralegals, and litigation staff as the firm's presence grows within the state • Maintain exceptional communication with clients throughout the life of the case • Provide strategic legal advice and case evaluations • Ensure clients receive outstanding representation and service • Deliver favorable outcomes through settlement or trial

• The intern will work on legal and policy research and writing-related projects centered on criminal justice. • Assist members of our team with researching and analyzing legislation, elected officials, and relevant developments in the political and advocacy landscapes on the state and federal levels. • Help prepare advocacy and public education materials, correspondence, and reports as needed. • Assist with identifying opportunities to advance civil liberties and civil rights in complex policy areas through multiple methods at the federal, state, and local levels. • Conduct legal and policy research, and analyze state and federal legislation, advocacy efforts, and related legal and policy issues. • Monitor legal and legislative developments across states, and assist with identifying opportunities to advance civil liberties and civil rights. • Prepare advocacy and public education materials, such as model policies and toolkits for ACLU affiliates, partners, and others; draft memorandum and other correspondence. • Assist with coordinating briefings for government officials and with preparing and drafting testimony on pending legislation. • Help manage projects and coordinate strategy to reach campaign goals or other policy/political outcomes across ACLU departments, ACLU affiliates, and coalition partners.

Role Description The Senior Personal Injury Trial Attorney will be responsible for managing a personal injury caseload from pre-suit through trial while helping establish and strengthen the firm's litigation presence within the assigned state. - Manage a personal injury caseload from intake through resolution - Handle MVA, CVA, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and complex injury claims - Develop litigation strategies and oversee all phases of litigation - Conduct depositions, mediations, hearings, and settlement negotiations - Prepare and try cases when settlement is not in the client's best interest - Work closely with paralegals, case managers, and support staff to maximize outcomes - Serve as Bush & Bush Law Group's lead personal injury attorney within the assigned state - Assist the firm in establishing and growing personal injury operations within the state - Work with Operations team to develop relationships with medical providers, treatment facilities, and expert witnesses to support client care and case development - Identify and establish relationships with investigators, accident reconstructionists, life care planners, economists, vocational experts, and other litigation professionals necessary to support case strategy - Assist in developing state-specific Pre-lit and litigation procedures, workflows, and best practices - Provide guidance regarding local court rules, litigation procedures, and jurisdiction-specific requirements - Collaborate with firm leadership to ensure consistent client service and litigation standards - Assist with training and mentoring future attorneys, paralegals, and litigation staff as the firm's presence grows within the state - Serve as a strategic resource regarding legal developments, trends, and opportunities within the jurisdiction - Maintain exceptional communication with clients throughout the life of the case - Provide strategic legal advice and case evaluations - Ensure clients receive outstanding representation and service - Deliver favorable outcomes through settlement or trial Qualifications - Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an accredited law school - Active license and good standing in either of these states: Ohio, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Washington, California, or New York - Minimum 10 years of plaintiff personal injury litigation experience - Extensive MVA and CVA litigation experience required - Significant deposition, mediation, and courtroom experience - First-chair trial experience strongly preferred - Strong legal writing, negotiation, and advocacy skills - Ability to independently manage a litigation docket - Experience working remotely while maintaining high productivity and responsiveness - Established relationships with medical providers, experts, and litigation support professionals are a plus Requirements - Comfortable operating independently - Managing complex litigation - Helping establish the foundation for a successful personal injury practice within their state - Highly organized, trial-ready, client-focused, and committed to delivering exceptional results Benefits - Competitive salary and bonus structure - Comprehensive benefits package - Paid time off - Flexible remote work environment - Professional development opportunities - Supportive and collaborative culture - Opportunity to play a key role in the firm's growth and expansion - Long-term leadership opportunities as the firm's presence grows within your state

Role Description The Claims Counsel will administer claims submitted to the Company pursuant to applicable state regulations and pursuant to the Company’s policies. This is a remote position. The Claims Counsel will be expected to be available during normal business hours and may need to travel on occasion. Key Responsibilities: - Investigation of each claim: gather relevant documents from insured, internal operations, title/closing agents, and other relevant third parties and sources. - Investigate and analyze whether claim is covered under the policy. Issue letters to insured explaining decisions to accept coverage, to deny coverage, or to defend the claim under a reservation of rights. - Investigate and determine whether any Company policies, procedures, or practices were violated or not followed in connection with underlying transaction; Report any violations to upper management and recommend remedial measures to prevent recurrence. - Recommend the retention of appropriate trial, coverage, recoupment, or appellate counsel to represent the insured or the Company in pending litigation relating to the claim. Manage and supervise outside or in-house counsel retained to represent the insured or the Company in litigation throughout all phases of the case or cases, including budgeting, the development and execution of overall case strategy, trial strategy and tactics. Monitor and evaluate the performance of trial/appellate counsel’s including attendance at key hearings and depositions, and trial. Recommend replacement of counsel if and when performance is inadequate. - Attend settlement conferences and mediations. - Provide periodic briefings and reports to Management. - Investigate and pursue potential recoupment against involved parties responsible for any losses. - Respond to any Department of Insurance (“DOI”) inquiries or complaints generated by claim activity. - Maintain and update Company loss and expense reserves for claim matters. - Maintain complete and accurate claim files as required by Company claims handling guidelines and applicable regulations. - Provide litigation support; when necessary, testify as Company representative (PMK) and provide litigation support such as verifying discovery responses, signing affidavits, and signing settlement agreements on behalf of the company. - Along with the Company Underwriters, investigate and analyze requests regarding insuring over or around a title claim matter and make recommendations thereto to Corporate Underwriting and Corporate Legal. - Search for creative ways to “make title as insured” or otherwise resolve the claim. Qualifications - Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school and active bar license in at least one (1) state. - Three (3) or more years of experience in title and/or real estate law. - Strong preference for title insurance experience and/or claims adjudication experience. - Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; excellent written and verbal communication skills and ability to work well in a fast-paced environment. Benefits - Lead in the Industry: Join one of the nation’s largest and fastest-growing title insurance underwriters. - Powered by Our People: Be part of a team where your talent and ideas fuel innovation and success. - Innovate for Impact: Create solutions that solve real problems and deliver value to customers. - Culture Where Every Voice Counts: Work in a positive, inclusive, and collaborative environment where your ideas matter. - An Edge for Your Career: Access tools, resources, and training designed to help great talent become even stronger. - Advancement Opportunities: Take on new opportunities to expand your skills and grow. - Flexibility That Fits: Enjoy remote and hybrid options (role-dependent) to support work-life balance.