Jobs at Morgan & Morgan, P.A.

Manages high-value personal injury cases by supporting attorneys, communicating with clients, insurers, and medical providers, obtaining records and liability documentation, negotiating settlements and medical-balance reductions, preparing demand packages, maintaining organized case files, and presenting case summaries. The role requires strong legal documentation knowledge, negotiation skills, organization, communication, and at least two years of legal or insurance-adjuster experience. This is an in-office position five days per week.

Manages personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, insurance carriers, healthcare providers, and attorneys; ordering medical records; gathering liability and injury documentation; maintaining organized files; preparing settlement demands; and presenting case summaries. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, legal or insurance experience, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and databases.

Workers’ Compensation Associate Attorney handles a high-volume caseload, hearings, pleadings, discovery, motions, demands, depositions, mediations, and court appearances. The attorney guides clients through their cases, collaborates with expert witnesses, and develops litigation skills alongside experienced workers’ compensation attorneys. The role offers structured growth within a rapidly expanding practice group.

Manage personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, insurers, healthcare providers, and attorneys; obtaining medical records and liability documentation; organizing case files; preparing settlement demands and supporting materials; and presenting case synopses. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, and computer skills in an on-site legal environment.

Manages personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, attorneys, insurers, and healthcare providers; ordering medical records; obtaining liability and injury documentation; maintaining organized files; preparing settlement demands; assembling supporting materials; and presenting case summaries.

Handles a high-volume workers compensation caseload from pre-litigation through litigation and trial preparation. Responsibilities include drafting pleadings, discovery, demands, motions, and memoranda; guiding clients; coordinating with expert witnesses; and preparing for depositions, mediations, hearings, and court appearances. The attorney must hold a law degree, be an active Tennessee Bar member, and have at least two years of workers compensation experience.

Supports attorneys and litigation staff by managing calendars, case files, pleadings, discovery indexes, exhibits, evidence, correspondence, billing, client communications, and legal research. The role also drafts and proofreads legal documents, coordinates meetings and depositions, maintains filing systems, and assists with administrative workflow improvements. It is an on-site position requiring strong organization, multitasking, communication, and legal administrative skills.

Manages personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, attorneys, insurers, and medical providers; obtaining medical records and supporting documentation; maintaining organized files; preparing settlement demands; tracking account balances; and presenting case summaries. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, writing, computer, and database skills, with at least two years of legal or insurance experience strongly preferred.

Supports litigation attorneys with administrative and case-preparation work, including scheduling hearings and deadlines, organizing pleadings, discovery, exhibits, evidence, and legal documents, drafting correspondence, researching laws and regulations, managing billing, coordinating clients and witnesses, and maintaining filing systems.

Supports attorneys with legal and administrative tasks, including scheduling hearings and deadlines, organizing case files and evidence, maintaining pleadings and discovery indexes, drafting and proofreading documents, researching laws, managing billing, coordinating clients and witnesses, and maintaining filing systems. The role requires strong organization, communication, legal documentation knowledge, computer proficiency, and at least two years of relevant administrative or legal experience.

Manage high-value personal injury cases by supporting attorneys, communicating with clients, insurers, and medical providers, obtaining records and documentation, negotiating settlements and medical balance reductions, preparing demands, maintaining organized case files, and presenting case synopses. The role requires strong legal documentation knowledge, negotiation skills, organization, communication, and at least two years of legal or insurance adjuster experience. This is an in-office position five days per week.

Manage high-value personal injury cases by supporting attorneys, communicating with clients, insurers, and medical providers, obtaining records, preparing demands and documentation, maintaining organized files, and negotiating settlements and medical-balance reductions. The role requires strong organization, communication, legal documentation knowledge, attention to detail, and at least two years of legal or insurance-adjuster experience. This is an in-office position five days per week.

Manage personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, insurers, healthcare providers, and attorneys; ordering medical records; collecting liability and injury documentation; maintaining organized files; preparing settlement demands; and presenting case summaries. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, writing, computer, and database skills in an on-site environment.

Handles high-volume pre-litigation personal injury cases, primarily premises liability. Responsibilities include drafting legal documents, preparing demand packages, negotiating settlements, guiding clients, completing liability approvals, managing releases, conducting recorded statements and EUOs, and overseeing 6–10 case managers while driving compliance and KPIs.

Handles high-volume personal injury pre-litigation matters, including client guidance, legal document preparation, demand packages, settlement negotiations, release approvals, and liability evaluations. The attorney manages 6–10 case managers, monitors compliance and KPIs, conducts EUOs and recorded statements, and supports the transition of appropriate cases to litigation.

Manages personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, insurers, healthcare providers, and attorneys; ordering medical records; collecting liability and injury documentation; maintaining organized files; preparing settlement demands; and presenting case synopses. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, database skills, and attention to detail in an on-site legal office environment.

Manage personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include client and provider communication, ordering medical records, obtaining liability documents, coordinating with insurers, maintaining organized files, preparing settlement demands, and presenting case summaries. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and databases. This is an on-site position.

Manage personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Communicate with clients, attorneys, insurers, healthcare providers, and coworkers; obtain medical records and supporting documents; prepare demands and correspondence; maintain organized files; present case summaries; and negotiate settlements and medical balance reductions.

Supports attorneys with case administration, including scheduling hearings and deadlines, organizing pleadings, discovery, evidence, exhibits, and legal files. Drafts and proofreads legal documents and correspondence, researches laws and regulations, coordinates with clients and witnesses, manages filing systems, and handles client billing. The role also improves administrative workflows and requires strong organization, communication, legal documentation knowledge, and computer proficiency.

Manage personal injury cases from intake through closing under attorney direction. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, insurers, healthcare providers, and attorneys; ordering medical records; gathering liability and injury documentation; maintaining case files; preparing settlement demands; negotiating settlements and medical-balance reductions; and presenting case summaries. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, negotiation, multitasking, and database skills in an onsite environment.