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Levin Papantonio
201-500 employees
Nationwide personal injury law firm
No salary listed
Pensacola, FL, USA
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- Excellent research skills and the ability to interpret legal topics and synthesize information for non-lawyer audiences.
- Strong command of grammar, tone, and storytelling for professional services marketing.
- Familiarity with search engine optimization best practices and content management systems such as WordPress.
- Ability to work independently, manage multiple projects, and meet deadlines.
- Produce long-form articles, guides, and downloadable content that are accurate, authoritative, and client-friendly.
- Prepare press releases related to case filings, verdicts, settlements, and firm announcements.
- Draft presentations and video scripts that engage and connect with audiences.
- Serve as editor of the firm's twice-annual magazine distributed at industry conferences.
- Develop outlines, summaries, and talking points for the short-form content and marketing team so long-form content can guide and be repurposed for social media, blog posts, and video scripts.
- Conduct primary and secondary research using case law summaries, firm materials, attorney interviews, and reputable secondary sources.
- Collaborate with attorneys, marketing, and search engine optimization specialists to develop content briefs and outlines.
- Optimize content for search engine optimization, including keywords, headings, meta descriptions, and internal linking, while maintaining natural readability.
- Ensure legal and ethical compliance in marketing communications, including avoiding unauthorized practice of law and using proper disclaimers.
- Edit and proofread content for clarity, tone, grammar, and accuracy.
- Maintain an editorial calendar, meet deadlines, and incorporate feedback from attorneys and marketing leads.
- Prior experience working with law firms, attorneys, or in legal publishing.
- Basic understanding of legal terminology and citation conventions.
- Experience with content briefs, keyword research tools, and analytics.
- Basic knowledge of accessibility and inclusive language practices.
Levin Papantonio handles personal injury claims across the United States, representing clients in areas such as prescription drugs, medical devices, defective products, car accidents, medical malpractice, workers’ compensation, consumer protection, and other injuries. The firm works by meeting with clients, investigating cases, filing lawsuits, negotiating settlements, and taking cases to trial when needed. They differentiate themselves through a long history dating back to 1955, more than $80 billion recovered in verdicts and settlements, extensive media coverage, and multiple professional recognitions. Their goal is to secure compensation and accountability for injured people by providing experienced legal representation and pursuing claims vigorously.
Company Size
201-500
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Headquarters
Pensacola, Florida
Founded
1955
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 4, 2026 delivered an $88 million Covidien bellwether verdict for the firm.
- July 2026's $5.5 billion J&J talc deal anchors future recovery and publicity.
- August 24, 2026 UWF recruiting deepens its legal talent pipeline.
What critics are saying
- Pfizer's Depo-Provera warning label change in 2026 weakens the failure-to-warn narrative.
- Levin Papantonio stopped accepting new Depo-Provera cases, signaling a maturing inventory.
- A December 2026 Pfizer loss or appeal reversal slashes fee momentum.
What makes Levin Papantonio unique
- Levin Papantonio led the June 2026 J&J talc settlement for 70,000 claimants.
- Levin Papantonio drives Pfizer Depo-Provera and Covidien hernia-mesh MDLs in 2026.
- The firm still leverages Pensacola roots while running national plaintiff campaigns.
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UWF Talent Catalyst Program gives aspiring attorney real-world legal experience. Posted: August 24, 2026 Through the University of West Florida Talent Catalyst Program, UWF junior Tia Smith has spent the past few months gaining hands-on experience at Levin Papantonio while exploring her goal of becoming an attorney. Levin Papantonio's partnership with UWF gives students interested in law an opportunity to experience the profession beyond the classroom, with Levin Papantonio attorney Brandon Bogle helping support the firm's involvement by providing Tia with mentorship and exposure to the day-to-day practice of law. During her time at Levin Papantonio, Tia has assisted with cases, reviewed deposition testimony, and communicated with clients. Through that work, she has seen firsthand the critical thinking, problem-solving, and personal interaction that go into practicing law. The experience has also strengthened Tia's desire to attend law school and pursue a career as an attorney, with the goal of one day helping clients and making a difference in her community. Hear from Tia and Brandon about their Talent Catalyst experience. Hear more from Tia Smith and Brandon Bogle about the UWF Talent Catalyst Program, what Tia has learned during her time at Levin Papantonio, and why real-world experience can be an important step for students considering a career in law. Real-World experience beyond the classroom. One of the goals of Levin Papantonio's partnership with UWF is to give aspiring attorneys experience that cannot always be replicated in a classroom. For Brandon Bogle, one of the primary reasons for Levin Papantonio's involvement in the program is to provide aspiring attorneys with experiences that cannot always be replicated in a classroom. "One of the main reasons I wanted us to get involved in this program with the university is to provide young aspiring lawyers like yourself real-world opportunities that you just can't really fully capture in the classroom." For Tia, one of the most valuable examples has been the opportunity to communicate directly with clients and learn how to work with different people and personalities. "That's something you can't get from a book. Textbooks are very black and white, especially ones that have to do with law. And so to talk to different kinds of people, get their different opinions, deal with just different personalities, that's not something you can learn in a classroom." About the UWF Talent Catalyst Program. The UWF Talent Catalyst Program, launched in 2024 through the University of West Florida's Office of Workforce Development, connects UWF students with local businesses for paid, part-time positions related to their academic and career interests. In addition to hands-on work experience, students receive industry mentoring and participate in professional development focused on workplace skills such as communication, teamwork, professionalism, and problem-solving. The program also helps build a local talent pipeline by connecting businesses with students early in their education. Students can gain one to two years of relevant experience before graduation, while employers have an opportunity to mentor and prepare potential future employees
"The Eleventh Circuit now has the opportunity to ensure that the victims get their day in court and that justice in the United States is not for sale, not to allies and not to enemies." —JEFFREY E. MCFADDEN, LAW OFFICES OF JEFFREY E. MCFADDEN, LLC
TRENTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Women who previously filed lawsuits against Johnson Johnson for damages caused by its defective talc products have filed a class action lawsuit in U.S. District Court in New Jersey accusing JJ of engaging in a series of fraudulent maneuvers designed to prevent cancer victims and their families from receiving fair compensation for their health-related claims. The lawsuit alleges three specific mileposts in Johnson Johnson’s fraudulent strategy:The creation in 2021 of a subsidiary known as LTL Management through what is commonly referred to as a divisive merger or “Texas Two-Step” to assume all talc-related liabilities. LTL then sought bankruptcy protection. Twice, that legal strategy failed.The transfer of corporate assets from an existing consumer health division into a new entity known as Kenvue. This spinoff formed in 2022 sought to create an additional, unlawful shield for JJ assets from litigation liability
LPR named one of the Best Law Firms to Work For!
The nationally recognized mass tort law firm Levin Papantonio Rafferty (LPR) announces that LPR Attorney Troy Rafferty has been appointed as Co-Lead Counsel for the State AG Track, and LPR Attorney Brandon Bogle has been appointed as Co-Lead Counsel for the Self-Funded Payer Track in the Insulin Pricing multidistrict litigation (MDL No. 3080).