Inventory Attorney

Job Overview

A law firm seeks an Inventory Attorney in Naples, FL. The role involves supporting litigation functions, coordinating workstreams within assigned torts, and mentoring paralegals to ensure high-quality deliverables. This position can be performed from offices across the United States.

Duties

• Understand litigation requirements and translate them into operational activities.
• Maintain deadline controls and ensure escalation protocols are followed.
• Drive filing readiness by ensuring documentation supports timely decisions.
• Deliver a client experience based on trust and insight.
• Assist in coordinating tasks for paralegals and case managers.
• Oversee compliance with court rules and filing protocols.
• Manage post-filing litigation requirements, including pleadings and discovery.
• Collaborate to develop efficient procedures and improve workflows.
• Mentor and train legal support staff to enhance performance.

Requirements

• Excellent organizational and analytical skills.
• Ability to engage clients with clarity and professionalism.
• Function effectively in a fast-paced environment.
• Strong time-management skills and ability to meet deadlines.
• Maintain confidentiality and exercise sound judgment.
• Work independently while collaborating with teams.
• Strong understanding of federal and state litigation procedures.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.

Education

• JD required

Certifications

• Admission to at least one U.S. state bar required

Skills

• Experience with complex litigation preferred.
• Experience mentoring and supervising others preferred.
• Experience using CM/ECF, PACER, Westlaw, and Litify.

Benefits

• Medical and dental insurance
• 401(k) plan
• Paid time off and paid holidays

They specialize in personal injury cases in order to protect the people. Their areas of practice include car accidents, brain injuries, birth injuries, insurance claims, medical malpractice, wrongful death, workers' compensation, and more. Their offices are located in Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arizona, and New York.