The Legal Assistant serves as the primary point of contact for prospective clients, managing intake processes, phone coverage, and scheduling. They also provide administrative support to attorneys and assist with document management and client follow-up.
The attorney will contribute to strategic litigation through sophisticated legal analysis, document drafting, and independent case development. They will work closely with partners to manage complex litigation components and optimize case outcomes.
The Director of Operations will streamline firm processes and oversee cross-functional initiatives to enhance organizational efficiency. They are responsible for establishing accountability frameworks, managing project timelines, and providing leadership with clear visibility into operational status.
The assistant will manage social media content, provide real-time Spanish-English translation, and handle administrative tasks such as scheduling and client follow-ups. They will also support legal staff with document preparation and maintain professional communication standards across all platforms.
Serve as the primary point of contact for prospective clients, conducting intake conversations to build rapport and convert leads into signed clients. Manage client expectations, gather essential information, and provide a premium, empathetic experience in both English and Spanish.
United States$2500 - $3000 per month2-5 yrs expLegal
The paralegal will manage a high volume of legal matters, including drafting ordinances, contracts, and pleadings while overseeing litigation and city advisory work. They act as the operational anchor for the firm, ensuring all deadlines are met and coordinating deliverables across multiple attorneys.
Manage a substantial caseload of personal injury cases to ensure trial readiness and reduce attorney operational burden. Responsibilities include drafting legal documents, managing the discovery process, and coordinating with expert witnesses and clients.