The Case Manager is responsible for interviewing new clients, setting up appointments, and gathering necessary evidence and documentation to build cases. They must also maintain accurate records in the firm's software and generate regular reports on task progress.
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 Litigation Assistant is responsible for managing team calendars, tracking statute of limitation deadlines, and preparing discovery notices. They also coordinate depositions, expert witnesses, and court reporters while ensuring strict compliance with scheduled appointments.
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.
Design, build, and deploy AI-powered agentic systems to support case management and litigation workflows. Manage the full lifecycle of these systems from prototype to production while ensuring reliability, safety, and performance.
Conduct outbound calls to disengaged clients to explore options for continued representation and build rapport. Collaborate with attorneys and internal teams to provide case updates and improve the overall client experience.
The Trial Attorney will manage litigation cases by drafting pleadings, conducting discovery, and representing clients in court and mediation. They are also responsible for active trial participation and supervising litigation assistants and paralegals.
The role involves reviewing liability and insurance availability for catastrophic injury cases and conducting thorough investigations to determine potential claims. Responsibilities include drafting government claim forms, managing evidence, and communicating with clients and insurance adjusters.
The role involves preparing and submitting government claim forms while monitoring deadlines and statute of limitations. It also requires conducting factual investigations and collaborating with pre-litigation departments to develop litigation strategies.
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.
