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What is the difference between Full Time Arbitrator vs Part Time Arbitrator?

AspectFull Time ArbitratorPart Time Arbitrator
CredentialsLegal or arbitration certifications, experience in dispute resolutionSame as full-time, often with additional part-time commitments
Work EnvironmentDedicated arbitration practice, full-time office or arbitration centerFlexible, often freelance or consulting basis
Employer/Industry UsageLegal firms, courts, arbitration institutionsIndependent, law firms, or as a consultant
Search/Comparison IntentUnderstanding full-time arbitration roles and career pathsComparing part-time arbitration opportunities and flexibility

Full Time Arbitrators work exclusively in arbitration, often with a dedicated practice, while Part Time Arbitrators handle cases on a flexible basis, usually alongside other commitments. Both roles require similar credentials but differ mainly in work hours and employment structure.

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No-Fault Arbitration / Litigation Attorney

No-Fault Arbitration / Litigation Attorney

Recruits Lab

Uniondale, NY

$80K - $120K/yr

Full-time

Posted 19 days ago


Job description

Title: No-Fault Arbitration & Litigation Attorney – Uniondale, NY

Salary: $80,000–$120,000

Location: Uniondale, NY – In-Person

Job Type: Full-Time


Description:

We are seeking a motivated attorney to join a dynamic legal team handling no-fault arbitration and litigation cases. This position is ideal for early-career attorneys looking to gain hands-on trial and arbitration experience, as well as for candidates with some prior experience in personal injury or insurance defense.

As a key member of the team, you will represent clients in no-fault arbitration hearings, assist in litigation matters, and collaborate with senior attorneys to develop case strategies. You will have the opportunity to build courtroom experience and develop a deep understanding of no-fault law in a supportive, professional environment.


Responsibilities:

  • Represent clients in no-fault arbitration hearings and related litigation matters.
  • Draft pleadings, motions, and legal correspondence.
  • Conduct legal research and case preparation under guidance from senior attorneys.
  • Manage case files, track deadlines, and maintain thorough documentation.
  • Collaborate with colleagues to develop legal strategies and solutions.


Qualifications:

  • JD from an accredited law school and active NY Bar membership.
  • Entry-level candidates welcome; 1–3 years of experience handling no-fault, personal injury, or insurance litigation is a plus.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to work in-person in Uniondale, NY, and manage multiple cases efficiently.
  • Professional, detail-oriented, and motivated to learn and grow in litigation.

Why This Role:

  • Competitive salary with room for growth.
  • Hands-on courtroom and arbitration experience.
  • Supportive environment for professional development.
  • Opportunity to build a career in litigation and arbitration with mentorship from experienced attorneys.


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Required Location:

  • Uniondale, NY (100% in-person required)
  • Must be able to commute reliably to office

Required Industry/Domain:

  • New York litigation law
  • No-Fault (PIP) insurance arbitration
  • Personal injury / insurance defense litigation

Must-Have Experience:

  • Active New York Bar membership
  • JD from accredited law school
  • Ability to handle litigation/arbitration responsibilities (even at junior level)
  • Strong legal writing, research, and case preparation skills

Strong Preferences:

  • 1–3 years experience in no-fault, personal injury, or insurance defense litigation
  • Prior exposure to arbitration hearings or courtroom proceedings
  • Experience drafting pleadings, motions, and legal correspondence
  • Familiarity with case management and litigation tracking systems
  • Strong interest in developing trial/arbitration skills in plaintiff or defense work

Deal Breakers:

  • No NY Bar admission
  • No litigation or arbitration exposure at all
  • No legal writing or case preparation capability
  • Purely transactional or non-litigation legal background

Score Cap Rules:

  • Not admitted to New York Bar: Maximum score 60
  • No litigation/arbitration experience: Maximum score 70
  • No personal injury or insurance/no-fault exposure: Maximum score 75
  • No legal writing (motions, pleadings, correspondence): Maximum score 75
  • No courtroom or arbitration exposure: Maximum score 80
  • Entry-level with no relevant internship or clerkship experience: Maximum score 70