The Litigation Assistant will work directly with clients to manage discovery responses, maintain file software, and provide regular status updates. They will also draft legal documents, prepare discovery binders for trial attorneys, and generate reports for team meetings.
The Accounting Manager will oversee all financial operations, including trust accounting, financial reporting, and internal controls for a high-volume law firm. They are responsible for managing the accounting team, developing budgets, and providing financial insights to firm leadership.
The Case Manager is responsible for interviewing new clients, collecting case evidence, and maintaining accurate documentation within the firm's software. They also manage client appointments, schedule medical treatments, and provide regular case status updates.
Serve as the first point of contact for potential clients to assess case viability and provide legal assistance. Convert qualified leads into retained clients while maintaining accurate records in the CRM system.
The case manager is responsible for interviewing new clients, collecting evidence, and managing documentation to build personal injury cases. They must also schedule medical treatments, assist with vehicle repairs, and provide regular case updates to clients.
The Litigation Paralegal will prepare and submit government claim forms, monitor claim statuses, and manage critical litigation deadlines. They will also conduct factual investigations, draft legal documents, and maintain case management software to ensure efficient case progression.
The primary function is to negotiate post-settlement liens, including health insurance, hospital, and medical provider liens. Responsibilities also include keeping clients informed, drafting reduction letters, and organizing client medical bills.
Manage a significant caseload, including drafting pleadings, tracking statutes of limitations, and attending court hearings. Collaborate with internal departments to review evidence and guide clients through the lawsuit and settlement process.
The Demand Negotiator is responsible for reviewing demand packages, summarizing medical records, and negotiating case settlements with insurance adjusters. They also maintain client communication and provide case status updates using CRM software.
The Case Manager is responsible for interviewing new clients, setting up appointments, and collecting necessary evidence and documentation to build cases. They must also manage documentation within the firm's software and generate regular reports on assigned tasks.
The associate attorney will manage a caseload by drafting legal documents, conducting discovery, and participating in hearings, depositions, and trials. They will also engage in settlement negotiations and maintain regular communication with clients.
The attorney will manage litigation cases by drafting pleadings, conducting discovery, and preparing trial materials. They will also actively participate in trials, attend mediations, and maintain regular communication with clients.
The Trial Attorney will manage litigation cases by drafting pleadings, discovery, and trial materials while actively participating in depositions, mediations, and court hearings. They are also responsible for regular client communication and assisting in the management of litigation assistants and paralegals.
