Litigation Lawyer for Airline Passengers Claims

Application Eligibility Only apply if you have a valid Attorney at Law license and are authorized to practice law by the Regulation Authority in SPAIN, and you have litigation experience in Spain. Initial Application Instructions Instead of a CV, please attach a simple Word file describing your experience in airline passenger claims under EU261/2004 or baggage claims under the Montreal Convention in English. About Us At AirAdvisor, we are dedicated to ensuring air travelers receive the compensation they are entitled to for flight disruptions. Whether it's a delay, cancellation, missed connection, or an airline-related issue like overbooking, we focus on protecting the rights of air passengers globally. We are present in the EU, the UK, and other international markets, with a focus on protecting the rights of air passengers globally. We have successfully processed over 550,000 claims for clients from 221 countries, earning a 4.6‑star rating based on over 29,000 reviews. Currently operating in 21 languages (with nine more forthcoming this year), AirAdvisor is an ambitious and fast‑growing startup with a clear vision for international expansion. We plan to reach 1 million claims by the end of 2026. Requirements A valid Attorney at Law licence in Spain and professional liability insurance. A law degree from an accredited institution. Experience with small claims, consumer rights, or aviation law is a plus, but is not required. Knowledge of relevant consumer protection laws and aviation regulations is a plus, but is not required. Proven track record of success in in‑court collection. Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills to assess case merits, conduct legal research, and develop effective legal strategies. Ability to manage a caseload, prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and track statute of limitations. Experience in automating and standardizing claims management processes to scale up quickly. Responsibilities Act as the legal representative of AirAdvisor in Spain, handling all legal matters and claims filed within the jurisdiction. If setting up a law firm in Spain were feasible, you would be expected to assist in this matter, including, but not limited to, corporate structuring, registering Mr. Anton Radchenko on the official list of foreign legal counsels in Spain, and other formalities. Pre‑court collections and out‑of‑court settlements. Prepare and file batches of approx. 200+ legal new claims monthly in Spanish courts against various airlines for the purpose of recovering: (a) Compensation under EU Regulation 261/2004 and/or Turkish SHY Regulation for flight delays, cancellations, and denied boarding. (b) Reimbursement of out‑of‑pocket expenses incurred by passengers under EU261/2004, and/or the Montreal Convention. (c) Ticket refunds owed to passengers under applicable legal frameworks. (d) Handle baggage‑related claims, including cases of delayed, damaged, or lost luggage, in accordance with the provisions of the Montreal Convention and/or Warsaw Convention. Respond comprehensively and assertively to airline legal defenses, including substantive arguments as well as procedural and jurisdictional challenges. Lead the enforcement of court judgments, including initiating enforcement proceedings and coordinating with bailiffs or enforcement authorities when necessary. Engage in court‑led settlement negotiations, and where applicable, represent AirAdvisor's interests in securing favorable in‑court settlements. Maintain complete and accurate legal case files, ensuring all work complies with Spanish legal ethics, data protection regulations, and professional standards. Conduct thorough legal research and comparative analysis to compile best practices for managing recurring legal issues in airline and consumer rights litigation. Stay informed about developments in consumer protection law, aviation regulations, EU regulations, and judicial precedents to provide updated, authoritative legal advice and representation. Where applicable, and if a court decision is rendered unjustly, pursue legal remedies, including appeals, and advocate for legislative changes, if strategically and procedurally feasible. Support the optimization and automation of claims management workflows, leveraging legal technology solutions, including AI‑based tools, to improve efficiency and scalability. Identify and propose new civil claims business opportunities that are viable under Spanish law and offer low‑value, high‑volume litigation potential. Areas may include, but are not limited to: (a)