Jobs at Jacoby & Meyers

Reviews personal injury cases, incident details, medical treatment, property damage, liability decisions, and billing. Enters investigator data into ACT!, processes high case volumes, runs performance reports, assigns follow-up tasks, and closes inactive cases. Requires strong organization, critical thinking, legal experience, Spanish-English bilingual skills, spreadsheet proficiency, independent work ability, and comfort with repetitive data-focused tasks.

Coordinates new personal injury cases from intake through case management. Responsibilities include arranging medical referrals, confirming appointments, gathering incident and insurance information, entering data into ACT, processing case files, obtaining signed retainers, sending legal and insurance communications, organizing documents, following up with clients, and building strong client relationships.

Litigation Associate Attorney handling personal injury cases from pleadings and discovery through depositions, motions, mediation, settlement negotiations, pre-trial preparation, and trial participation. The role includes client communication, strategic case development, courtroom advocacy, and supervising litigation assistants and paralegals. Candidates must be admitted to the California bar and have 3–6 years of personal injury litigation experience. The position offers remote or hybrid work, professional training, and comprehensive benefits.

Handles personal injury cases during pre-litigation, including investigating liability, collecting medical and financial evidence, conducting legal research, evaluating insurance coverage, negotiating claims, drafting government claim forms and demand letters, communicating with clients and adjusters, and appearing at hearings. The role requires a California law license, strong writing and communication skills, attention to detail, client relationship abilities, flexibility, and willingness to travel.

Supports plaintiff-side personal injury litigation by obtaining client information, preparing discovery responses and legal documents, managing case files and correspondence, providing client updates, preparing trial binders, and generating reports. Requires bilingual English/Spanish communication, 2–5 years of personal injury litigation experience, knowledge of depositions, templates, and motions, and the ability to manage a high volume of cases independently and collaboratively.

Manage personal injury client cases by interviewing new clients, scheduling appointments and medical treatment, collecting evidence, scanning documentation, coordinating vehicle repairs, conducting follow-ups, and preparing reports. The role requires Spanish-English bilingual communication, strong organization, attention to detail, multitasking, and at least three years of case management experience at a personal injury firm or equivalent.

Manage personal injury litigation caseloads, draft and file court pleadings, track deadlines and service of process, review evidence and medical records, attend hearings, collaborate across departments, and communicate with clients through litigation and settlement. Requires a JD, California bar admission, strong organization and communication skills, and ideally 1–2 years of personal injury experience.

Conducts new-client interviews, schedules appointments, gathers case evidence and documentation, scans records into firm systems, and prepares weekly or monthly reports. The role also coordinates medical treatment, assists with vehicle repairs, and maintains frequent client follow-up. Requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, attention to detail, pressure management, and Spanish fluency, with at least one year of stable work experience.

Handles civil litigation support, including preparing government claims, tracking statutes of limitation and case deadlines, communicating with agencies, conducting factual investigations, drafting pleadings, coordinating filings, analyzing case information, and maintaining case management records. The role manages high-volume caseloads, collaborates with legal teams, and supports litigation strategy in a fully remote environment.

Manages personal injury client cases by interviewing new clients, scheduling appointments, collecting evidence and documentation, maintaining case files in firm software, complying with appointment schedules, and preparing weekly or monthly task reports. Requires fluent Spanish bilingual ability and at least three years of case management experience in a personal injury law firm or equivalent setting.

Litigate workers compensation and personal injury matters, including drafting pleadings and discovery, arguing hearings, taking depositions, preparing arbitration and trial materials, attending mediation, negotiating settlements, communicating with clients, and supervising litigation support staff. The attorney must be licensed in Nevada, attend required in-person proceedings in Las Vegas, and have at least three years of personal injury law experience.

Represents personal injury clients through all litigation stages, including drafting pleadings and discovery, arguing motions, conducting depositions, preparing for trial, participating in trials and mediations, negotiating settlements, communicating with clients, and assisting with litigation staff management.

Litigation Associate Attorney drafts pleadings, discovery, motions, mediation briefs, and trial materials; argues hearings, conducts and defends depositions, participates in trials and settlement negotiations, develops evidence, communicates with clients, and assists in managing litigation support staff. The role requires a California-admitted attorney with a JD, strong advocacy skills, organization, motivation, resourcefulness, and persistence. Civil litigation or personal injury experience is preferred.

Handles civil litigation from case development through trial, including drafting pleadings and discovery, arguing motions, taking and defending depositions, preparing trial materials, participating in mediation and settlement negotiations, communicating with clients, and supervising litigation support staff. The attorney must be admitted to the California bar, possess strong advocacy skills, and attend professional training.