Islandia
Job DescriptionInsurance Litigation ParalegalIslandia, NY (Suffolk County) · On-Site · Direct HirePOSITION DETAILSLocationIslandia, NY · On-SiteScheduleMon–Fri, 9:00 AM–5:00 PMCompensation $65,000–$75,000 DOEStartImmediateBENEFITS • Discretionary year-end bonus, • Profit-sharing contributions, • Health insurance — employer contribution toward single-rate premiumABOUT THE OPPORTUNITYA well-established New York litigation firm with a strong track record in insurance law is seeking an experienced Insurance Litigation Paralegal for its Long Island office. This is a stable, long-term opportunity with a collegial, low-stress office culture in a convenient suburban setting — no city commute required. The firm values its people and has a strong record of employee retention.WHAT YOU'LL DO, • Support attorneys handling a high-volume caseload of no-fault auto insurance and subrogation matters, • Draft and prepare legal correspondence, pleadings, and arbitration submissions, • Coordinate with insurance carriers, opposing counsel, and arbitration forums, • Monitor case files and proactively identify next steps and upcoming deadlines, • Prepare materials for arbitration hearings and assist with e-filing, • Handle client communications professionally via phone and email, • Maintain well-organized, current case filesWHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR, • Minimum 1 year of paralegal experience in no-fault auto insurance, subrogation, or insurance defense litigation in New York, • A true paralegal skillset: able to draft legal documents and apply substantive knowledge of insurance law — not limited to administrative support, • Solid understanding of New York insurance litigation procedures and terminology, • Proficient in Microsoft Office; experience with legal case management software a plus, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • Highly organized with strong attention to detail, • Ability to work independently across multiple active mattersPREFERRED, • Experience in AAA or Arbitration Forums, Inc. arbitration, • Workers' Compensation subrogation background, • Paralegal certificate or college degree