Litigation & Repair Counsel
- Toronto, ON, M5B 2L7, Canada
A target starting salary of $160,000 for someone with 7 years’ relevant experience. · Full-time
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- A target starting salary of $160,000 for someone with 7 years’ relevant experience.
- Job type
- Full-time
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Litigation & Repair Counsel (In-House)
Job description:
We are currently seeking an experienced litigator to compliment the LAWPRO claims department in the role of Litigation & Repair Counsel.
Litigation & Repair Counsel will provide litigation and other legal services relating to LAWPRO’s errors and omissions program. You will work with Claims Counsel and insured lawyers to efficiently resolve claims against Ontario lawyers.
In repair matters, you will act on behalf of an insured lawyer before a legal proceeding has been commenced to rectify an error or reduce exposure to liability. On defence files, you will be involved in various stages of litigation to assess, strategize, and defend a claim.
In subrogation matters, you will investigate and commence subrogated claims on LAWPRO’s behalf both under the errors and omissions and TitlePLUS title insurance programs.
Litigation & Repair Counsel will be exposed to various practice areas. However, at this time preference will be given to litigators with experience in real estate and / or wills and estates litigation, although all litigation backgrounds will be considered.
Job specification:
The ideal candidate should:
- be a keen litigator with a minimum of 7 years of litigation experience (additional experience is considered an asset);
- have significant experience in arguing contested motions and/or applications;
- be able to work independently;
- be well versed with the Rules of Civil Procedure and Professional Conduct;
- have strong written and verbal communication skills;
- have the ability to prioritize work efficiently and meet applicable deadlines;
- make effective use of technology;
- be licensed and in good standing as a lawyer in Ontario; and,
- embrace the vision, values and goals of the company as a whole.
LAWPRO offers:
- A target starting salary of $160,000 for someone with 7 years’ relevant experience. Final salary is determined based on experience, qualifications, and internal equity.
- Five weeks’ vacation, supporting work–life balance.
- Immediate eligibility for comprehensive health and dental benefits and participation in a fully matched pension plan.
- Hybrid work option, providing flexibility while supporting collaboration and organizational needs.
Deadline to apply is October 2, 2026. To apply for this opportunity click here
Diversity and inclusion matter at LAWPRO. If contacted for an interview, please advise if you require accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.
More about this job
Responsibilities
The Litigation & Repair Counsel will provide legal services for errors and omissions claims, including defending insured lawyers and managing subrogation matters. You will work to resolve claims efficiently and rectify errors before formal legal proceedings commence.
Requirements
Candidates must be licensed lawyers in Ontario with a minimum of 7 years of litigation experience, specifically in real estate or wills and estates. Strong knowledge of the Rules of Civil Procedure and excellent communication skills are essential for this role.
Skills
- Litigation
- Legal research
- Rules of civil procedure
- Professional conduct
- Real estate law
- Wills and estates litigation
- Communication skills
- Time management
- Technology proficiency
- Strategic planning
- Subrogation
- Claims resolution
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Dental benefits
- Pension plan
- Vacation
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Legal
- Management & Leadership
Keywords
- Litigation
- Claims
- Errors and omissions
- Real estate
- Wills and estates
- Subrogation
- Title insurance
- Rules of civil procedure
- Professional conduct
- Legal counsel
- In-house counsel
- Ontario law
- Hybrid work
- Pension plan
- Health benefits