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Upcoresolutions

Bilingual Attorney

Charlotte, NC

$36K - $48K/yr

Our client is seeking and partnering with a thriving, multi-location personal injury law firm seeking a Spanish-English bilingual attorney to join their legal team in Charlotte, NC. The firm is ...

Eijo Law Services PLLC

Attorney

Glen Allen, VA · On-site

$60K - $85K/yr

The Bilingual Attorney will be responsible for delivering legal advice, conducting detailed research, and managing cases with a focus on immigration, family and criminal law. Daily tasks include ...

Eijo Law Services PLLC

Attorney

Glen Allen, VA · On-site

$60K - $85K/yr

The Bilingual Attorney will be responsible for delivering legal advice, conducting detailed research, and managing cases with a focus on immigration, family and criminal law. Daily tasks include ...

Chad Jones Law

Bilingual Attorney

College Station, TX · On-site

$200K/yr

Personal Injury Attorney Ready to take your career to the next level? At Chad Jones Law , we don't just handle cases-we change lives. If you're a driven attorney who's passionate about helping people ...

Robert Half

Attorney/Lawyer

Spring, TX · On-site

We are looking for a Family Law Attorney to join a respected legal practice in Spring, Texas. This ... Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish is welcomed but not required.

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A Bilingual Lawyer is a legal professional fluent in two languages who provides legal services in both. They assist clients who speak different languages by interpreting legal terminology and documents accurately. Their role is crucial in cases involving international law, immigration, business contracts, or any legal matters requiring multilingual communication. These lawyers ensure legal rights are understood and upheld across language barriers.

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Bilingual Lawyers often work with clients who have limited English proficiency, including individuals, businesses, or organizations needing legal services in another language. They may handle cases involving immigration, international business, family law, or cross-border disputes where legal documents and client communication span multiple languages. This role frequently involves interpreting or translating legal documents, participating in bilingual negotiations, and ensuring client understanding throughout the legal process. Working as a Bilingual Lawyer offers the opportunity to advocate for clients in diverse communities and expand your casework to include multicultural and international matters.

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Bilingual lawyers often earn higher salaries than their monolingual counterparts because their language skills are valuable for serving diverse clients and handling international cases. The pay increase varies depending on the region, employer, and specific language proficiency, but bilingualism is generally considered an asset that can lead to higher compensation. Certifications and experience in specific legal areas can also influence salary levels for bilingual lawyers.
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Bilingual Attorney - First-Party Property / Personal Injury

Supreme Staffing LLC

Houston, TX • On-site, Remote

Full-time

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Bilingual Attorney – First-Party Property / Personal Injury

Texas | Remote Initially In-Office Leadership Role Q1 2027

An established Florida-based law firm is expanding into Texas and seeking an experienced bilingual Attorney to join the firm during its initial growth phase in the state.

This is not a build-your-own-book position. The attorney selected will step into an existing active caseload that is ready for immediate transition while working remotely in Texas.

The firm anticipates opening its Texas office in Q1 2027, at which point this attorney is expected to transition into an in-office leadership role and play a key part in managing and growing the new Texas location.

What You'll Do
  • Assume responsibility for an active caseload immediately
  • Handle plaintiff-side first-party property and personal injury matters
  • Manage cases from intake through resolution
  • Communicate directly with clients, opposing counsel, insurance carriers, experts, and other parties
  • Conduct negotiations and pursue favorable settlements
  • Handle litigation responsibilities as required
  • Maintain strong case management, documentation, and deadline control
  • Work remotely during the firm's Texas market launch
  • Transition to the firm's new Texas office when it opens in Q1 2027
  • Take on increasing leadership and management responsibility as the Texas operation grows
Requirements
  • Active Texas Bar license
  • Attorney experience handling first-party property and/or personal injury matters
  • Strong litigation and case-management skills
  • Ability to independently manage an existing caseload
  • Fluent bilingual English/Spanish communication skills – required
  • Strong client communication and negotiation abilities
  • Comfortable working independently in a remote environment
  • Interested in a long-term leadership opportunity rather than simply a remote attorney position
The Opportunity

This position offers a unique opportunity to join an established firm as it enters the Texas market.

The successful attorney will have cases to begin handling immediately while also becoming one of the key legal professionals involved in establishing the firm's Texas presence.