Top Legal Tech Legal Jobs in Atlanta, GA

Supports attorneys handling workers’ compensation claims from intake through resolution. Responsibilities include opening and maintaining case files, scheduling hearings and depositions, preparing filings, tracking medical records and payments, communicating with clients and witnesses, organizing evidence, drafting legal documents, managing billing, and ensuring compliance with confidentiality, HIPAA, and firm procedures.

Provide in-person representation for master calendar and individual immigration hearings in the Atlanta area. Select compatible hearings from a weekly calendar, comply with local court rules, meet deadlines, and work independently. Georgia bar licensure in good standing and immigration law experience are required or preferred, with Spanish fluency beneficial. Compensation starts at a flat fee of $300 for master hearings, with higher rates for individual hearings.

Supports litigation attorneys with case management, trial preparation, calendaring, scheduling depositions and hearings, e-filing, drafting basic legal documents, correspondence, client communication, virtual hearing coordination, discovery-related fact finding, and maintaining organized case files. The role requires English/Spanish fluency, strong organization, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to manage a demanding workload in a fast-paced environment.

Handles family law matters including divorce, custody, and support cases. Responsibilities include direct client communication, legal document drafting, depositions, court appearances, mediations, and managing multiple deadlines. The attorney collaborates with colleagues in a fast-paced, client-focused environment while helping launch and grow a new office.

Supports civil litigation defense attorneys by preparing and electronically filing state and federal pleadings, managing discovery documents, tracking case deadlines, organizing trial and arbitration materials, coordinating hearings, depositions, mediations, and conferences, and maintaining case files, calendars, and billing records. The role requires strong organization, writing, attention to detail, and the ability to manage competing deadlines in a high-volume legal environment.

The Knowledge Management Attorney develops and maintains legal knowledge resources, including model documents, playbooks, research tools, and practice guidance. The role supports attorney training, legal updates, thought leadership, business development, and knowledge sharing across labor and employment practices. It also partners with innovation and technology teams on document automation, artificial intelligence, legal technology, process improvement, and knowledge systems. The attorney must be licensed, possess strong labor and employment law experience, and demonstrate excellent research, writing, collaboration, and project management skills.

Manages domestic and foreign patent prosecution docketing, including entering and monitoring deadlines, reviewing patent correspondence, calculating statutory and procedural due dates, maintaining accurate docket databases, researching patent statuses, preparing docket reports, and escalating discrepancies. Supports attorneys, paralegals, and legal staff across intellectual property matters while ensuring compliance with USPTO, international, PCT, and firm procedures.

Prepare and manage complex business immigration applications, including H-1B, L-1, TN, and PERM cases. Prepare responses to Requests for Evidence and PERM audits, maintain extensive client contact, support attorneys, manage case priorities, and deliver accurate, timely documentation. The role requires strong organizational, writing, client service, and document management skills in a collaborative immigration law environment.

Supports attorneys in complex insurance litigation through trial preparation, discovery management, medical-record analysis, legal research, document production, pleadings, deposition coordination, evidence organization, and e-discovery. Maintains communication with attorneys, clients, and witnesses; conducts factual investigations; manages confidential information; and uses legal research, case management, billing, and document-review technologies.

Lateral corporate partner advising defense-sector companies, private equity funds, and venture capital funds on mergers and acquisitions, corporate matters, growth strategies, and organizational structures. Candidates need 15–25 years of meaningful corporate or transactional experience, a portable defense-sector client book, focused corporate expertise, and active good standing with the state bar in their state of residence.