The associate attorney will manage general liability and medical malpractice defense cases, including drafting motions, responding to discovery, and attending court hearings. They are also responsible for preparing clients for depositions and conducting depositions of fact and expert witnesses.
The lateral partner will manage and grow their own portable book of business while leveraging the firm's national platform and infrastructure. They are expected to serve clients across various jurisdictions while maintaining autonomy over their legal practice.
The attorney will manage independent case strategies for bad faith litigation with minimal supervision. They are expected to handle multiple cases simultaneously while working in a fast-paced environment.
The legal assistant will handle the filing and circulation of pleadings in state and federal courts while maintaining attorney dockets and discovery deadlines. Additionally, they will provide administrative support by managing schedules, coordinating depositions, and assisting with the opening of new client files.
The paralegal will organize and analyze documentary evidence, manage subpoenas, and assist the litigation team with trial preparation. They will also communicate with clients, witnesses, and experts while monitoring case files to identify necessary next steps.
The Associate Attorney will manage foreclosure and creditor's rights litigation matters from inception through resolution. Responsibilities include drafting legal documents, conducting research, attending court proceedings, and maintaining regular communication with clients.
The paralegal will provide comprehensive litigation support by managing case files, drafting discovery documents, and organizing large volumes of records. They will also assist attorneys with medical record analysis, expert witness coordination, and trial preparation.
