Counsel, Savannah, GA (Remote)

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Posted Mar 10, 2026

Remote · Georgia Full Time
$118.9K – $185.5K/yr

Overview

A legal counsel position is available to defend lawsuits filed in Georgia courts, focusing on first-party insurance defense. This role is based in Savannah, GA, with a hybrid/remote work option.

Responsibilities

  • Research laws and prepare legal briefs, opinions, and memoranda
  • Provide opinions on liability, damages, and value as requested by the Claims Department
  • Prepare and handle pleadings, motions, and discovery processes, including depositions, examinations before trial, and examinations under oath
  • Defend assigned matters through trial or dispositive hearings as applicable

Requirements

  • Juris Doctor degree
  • Admission to and good standing with the Georgia Bar
  • Minimum of 7 years of litigation experience in insurance defense and/or personal injury
  • Ability to travel as required for trials, hearings, depositions, meetings, and conferences
  • Strong written communication skills to document files clearly and professionally
  • Ability to follow complex instructions, resolve conflicts, and manage multiple priorities
  • Capacity to learn and apply extensive technical and procedural information

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience in civil litigation
  • Insurance defense-related litigation experience
  • Professional communication skills in person, by telephone, and in written correspondence

Compensation & Benefits

  • Annual salary range: $118,900.00 - $185,525.00
  • Salary offer depends on role scope, candidate experience, education, location, and market factors
  • Comprehensive benefits including 401(k) with 6% match, performance incentives, tuition assistance
  • Access to mental healthcare, fertility and adoption assistance
  • Flexible work arrangements, including the ability to work remotely up to four weeks per year

Location

Savannah, Georgia (Hybrid/Remote)

Note: This position does not offer sponsorship for employment authorization.

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