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Make a difference with a career in insurance
At The Cincinnati Insurance Companies, we put people first and apply the Golden Rule to our daily operations. To put this into action, we’re looking for extraordinary people to join our talented team. Our service-oriented, ethical, knowledgeable, caring associates are the heart of our vision to be the best company serving independent agents. We help protect families and businesses as they work to prevent or recover from a loss. Share your talents to help us reach for continued success as we bring value to the communities we serve and demonstrate that Actions Speak Louder in Person®.
If you’re ready to build productive relationships, collaborate within a diverse team, embrace challenges and develop your skills, then Cincinnati may be the place for you. We offer career opportunities where you can contribute and grow.
Build your future with us
Our Legal Litigation department is currently seeking an Associate ICA Writer or ICA Writer to support arbitration matters between The Cincinnati Insurance Companies and other insurers. This position is based at our Headquarters in Fairfield, Ohio.
This position prepares persuasive written arguments that clearly articulate and support the position of the Claims Department.
This role may be filled at the Associate (entry-level) or ICA Writer (experienced level) based on qualification and experience.
The pay range for this position Associate ICA Writer (Entry Level): $19.23 - $32.16 hourly and ICA Writer (Experienced): is $21.63 - $37.10 hourly. The pay determination is based on the applicant's education, experience, location, knowledge, skills and abilities. Eligible associates may also receive an annual cash bonus and stock incentives based on company and individual performance.
Be ready to:
- prepare professional, well-written, persuasive arbitration submissions supporting the Company position
- review claim files and analyze facts, evidence, and disputed issues to construct effective arguments
- clearly articulate positions that strengthen the insured’s stance and address opposing arguments
manage multiple assignments and meet production and quality expectations
- collaborate with Field Claims, Claims Recovery, and Legal partners
- maintain strong attention to detail and consistency in written work
Role Level Expectations:
Associate ICA Writer (Entry Level)
- typically 1-4 years of experience
- develop foundational understanding of: Claims processes, Disputed Liability Issues and Arbitration Writing Strategy
- handle lower exposure auto liability cases
- focus on building strong writing fundamentals and internal relationships
ICA Writer (Experienced - Typically 4+ years of experience)
- demonstrate advanced: Analytical reasoning; Persuasive writing sophistication and Ability to address complex or conflicting evidence
- handle expanded caseload including: Higher exposure Auto liability files, MedPay and PIP files
- participate in arbitration forums (panel participation as applicable)
- build relationships across Claims, Recovery, and Legal stakeholders
Be equipped with:
- strong persuasive and analytical writing skills
- understanding (or ability to learn) the insurance claims process
- excellent attention to detail and organization
- ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
- critical thinking and problem-solving capabilities
- strong interpersonal and collaboration skills
- experience with claims systems (CMS) is a plus
Bring Education and experience from:
- bachelor's degree preferred or relevant insurance/legal experience
- prior experience in: Claims, Insurance litigation support and Legal writing is beneficial but not required for entry-level candidates
Enhance your talents
Providing outstanding service and developing strong relationships with our independent agents are hallmarks of our company. Whether you have experience from another carrier or you’re new to the insurance industry, we promote a lifelong learning approach. Cincinnati provides you with the tools and training to be successful and to become a trusted, respected insurance professional – all while enjoying a meaningful career.
Description
Make a difference with a career in insurance
At The Cincinnati Insurance Companies, we put people first and apply the Golden Rule to our daily operations. To put this into action, we’re looking for extraordinary people to join our talented team. Our service-oriented, ethical, knowledgeable, caring associates are the heart of our vision to be the best company serving independent agents. We help protect families and businesses as they work to prevent or recover from a loss. Share your talents to help us reach for continued success as we bring value to the communities we serve and demonstrate that Actions Speak Louder in Person®.
If you’re ready to build productive relationships, collaborate within a diverse team, embrace challenges and develop your skills, then Cincinnati may be the place for you. We offer career opportunities where you can contribute and grow.
Build your future with us
Our Legal Litigation department is currently seeking an Associate ICA Writer or ICA Writer to support arbitration matters between The Cincinnati Insurance Companies and other insurers. This position is based at our Headquarters in Fairfield, Ohio.
This position prepares persuasive written arguments that clearly articulate and support the position of the Claims Department.
This role may be filled at the Associate (entry-level) or ICA Writer (experienced level) based on qualification and experience.
The pay range for this position Associate ICA Writer (Entry Level): $19.23 - $32.16 hourly and ICA Writer (Experienced): is $21.63 - $37.10 hourly. The pay determination is based on the applicant's education, experience, location, knowledge, skills and abilities. Eligible associates may also receive an annual cash bonus and stock incentives based on company and individual performance.
Be ready to:
- prepare professional, well-written, persuasive arbitration submissions supporting the Company position
- review claim files and analyze facts, evidence, and disputed issues to construct effective arguments
- clearly articulate positions that strengthen the insured’s stance and address opposing arguments
manage multiple assignments and meet production and quality expectations
- collaborate with Field Claims, Claims Recovery, and Legal partners
- maintain strong attention to detail and consistency in written work
Role Level Expectations:
Associate ICA Writer (Entry Level)
- typically 1-4 years of experience
- develop foundational understanding of: Claims processes, Disputed Liability Issues and Arbitration Writing Strategy
- handle lower exposure auto liability cases
- focus on building strong writing fundamentals and internal relationships
ICA Writer (Experienced - Typically 4+ years of experience)
- demonstrate advanced: Analytical reasoning; Persuasive writing sophistication and Ability to address complex or conflicting evidence
- handle expanded caseload including: Higher exposure Auto liability files, MedPay and PIP files
- participate in arbitration forums (panel participation as applicable)
- build relationships across Claims, Recovery, and Legal stakeholders
Be equipped with:
- strong persuasive and analytical writing skills
- understanding (or ability to learn) the insurance claims process
- excellent attention to detail and organization
- ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
- critical thinking and problem-solving capabilities
- strong interpersonal and collaboration skills
- experience with claims systems (CMS) is a plus
Bring Education and experience from:
- bachelor's degree preferred or relevant insurance/legal experience
- prior experience in: Claims, Insurance litigation support and Legal writing is beneficial but not required for entry-level candidates
Enhance your talents
Providing outstanding service and developing strong relationships with our independent agents are hallmarks of our company. Whether you have experience from another carrier or you’re new to the insurance industry, we promote a lifelong learning approach. Cincinnati provides you with the tools and training to be successful and to become a trusted, respected insurance professional – all while enjoying a meaningful career.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in legal writer jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in English, journalism, law, or a related field
- Demonstrated legal writing experience through samples, publications, or prior roles
- Proficiency with citation formats including Bluebook and ALWD
- Familiarity with legal research tools such as Westlaw or LexisNexis
- Ability to translate complex legal language into plain English for non-lawyer audiences
- Strong editing and proofreading skills with attention to procedural and substantive accuracy
Tips for Your Legal Writer Job Search
Tailor your resume for legal audiences
Hiring managers at law firms and legal publishers want to see that you understand their audience. Cite specific practice areas you've written for, name the document types you've produced, and quantify output where you can, such as brief volume or publication frequency.
Build a portfolio with real legal documents
Generic writing samples won't cut it. Include at least two or three samples that reflect the actual output of the role, whether that's client alerts, motion summaries, regulatory explainers, or contract summaries. Redact confidential details if needed, but keep the structure intact.
Highlight your subject-matter depth upfront
Legal writer job listings often specify a practice area like employment law, IP, or financial regulation. Lead your resume summary with the areas where your knowledge is deepest so hiring managers don't have to hunt for it.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists legal writer openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match your background and apply directly to each listing without jumping between multiple sites.
Prepare a writing test before every interview
Many legal writing interviews include an on-the-spot editing or drafting exercise. Practice summarizing a dense court opinion in plain English under a time constraint. Reviewers are watching for accuracy, not just style, so get comfortable citing sources within a tight word count.
Negotiate scope alongside compensation
Legal writing roles vary widely in revision expectations, turnaround times, and research responsibilities. Before you accept an offer, clarify whether research is included, how many revision rounds are standard, and whether you own or license the work product. These details affect daily workload as much as pay does.
Legal Writer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most legal writers?
PaperStreet Web Design, Juris Digital, and Wolters Kluwer are hiring the most legal writers right now, with openings concentrated in New York, Florida, and Ohio, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand tends to be strongest at legal publishers, large law firms, and legal technology companies.
How many legal writer jobs are remote?
About 88% of legal writer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the document-driven nature of the work. Roles focused on legal content marketing and regulatory writing tend to be the most remote-friendly, while positions tied to litigation support or in-house counsel teams more often require on-site presence.
How do you become a legal writer?
Start with a strong writing foundation in a related field such as English, communications, or pre-law, then build legal knowledge through coursework, paralegal training, or on-the-job exposure. Develop a portfolio of legal documents, client-facing materials, or published legal content. Proficiency with legal research tools and citation formats strengthens your candidacy significantly.
Can you get hired as a legal writer with little experience?
Yes, entry-level legal writer roles exist, particularly at legal tech companies, content agencies that serve law firms, and legal publishers. The most effective path is a targeted writing portfolio that includes at least one or two pieces in a legal format, such as a case summary, a plain-language contract explainer, or a regulatory brief, even if produced independently.
What does the legal writer interview process look like?
Most legal writer interviews include a screening call, a portfolio review with a hiring manager or editor, and a practical writing or editing exercise. The exercise typically involves summarizing a legal document, editing a draft for clarity, or rewriting dense statutory language for a general audience. Some employers add a final interview with a senior attorney or department head.
Where can I find and apply to legal writer jobs?
You can find and apply to legal writer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your background and experience, then apply directly to each listing. No intermediary steps are required between finding a role and submitting your application.
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