Pros
I can only speak for my office, and a lot of this may be tenure-related. If you've been here a while, you'll eventually know most/all the management and they are nearly all approachable and supportive. At my level, most of my co-workers are excellent (with few exceptions, the chaff is weeded out as you move up the chain to more senior-level positions). The pay is alright. Benefits good as is profit sharing. The RVP (in charge of the entire region) chit-chats with everyone whenever he can, rather than remaining behind closed doors. Warren Buffett comes occasionally and serves ice cream to everyone.
Cons
Large pendings. If you can't work out a system to effectively work your day, you will be hopelessly buried. Call recording and whipcracking on BI negotiations is not the way to motivate. Litigation file calls should NEVER be recorded. Most - not all - of the MDPs that I've seen cycled through CU aren't even qualified to effectively handle PD-only liability dispute files, to say nothing about complex catastrophic injury cases in suit.