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Represents personal injury and property damage clients by evaluating claims, meeting with clients, communicating with insurers, negotiating demands and offers, preparing cases for trial, and conducting jury trials when needed. The attorney must build client trust, provide compassionate service, work independently, communicate effectively, and collaborate with the legal team.

Supports immigration matters by preparing and filing petitions, assisting with U.S. talent visa processes, researching immigration laws and regulations, and collaborating with cross-functional teams on legal compliance. The role suits an organized, adaptable paralegal with immigration documentation experience who is interested in contributing to an AI-driven startup law firm serving international teams.

Develop AI-powered legal workflows, prompts, playbooks, agents, automations, and sample documents for contracting, counseling, and governance. Partner with in-house legal teams to understand workflows, implement solutions, deliver customer and internal training, support post-launch adoption, collaborate with sales as a legal subject matter expert, and provide product feedback. The role also applies LegalOn internally and translates insights into customer guidance.

Leads specialized conflicts clearance and onboarding for lateral partners, summer associates, and other candidates. Responsibilities include researching legal, ethical, corporate, sanctions, and business risks; evaluating conflicts and due diligence findings; preparing approval materials; coordinating cross-functional onboarding; maintaining conflicts databases; analyzing trends; drafting policies and documentation; and escalating issues to firm leadership and legal counsel.

Litigate complex securities fraud and class action matters on behalf of institutional investors. Responsibilities include developing legal claims and litigation strategy, conducting legal research and writing, managing multiple complex cases, and collaborating with senior attorneys. The role requires strong financial literacy, initiative, communication, time management, and a commitment to plaintiff-side investor representation.

Assists closing attorneys and paralegals with real estate closing preparation, including drafting legal documents, opening files, gathering client and third-party records, collecting payoffs and invoices, coordinating closings, communicating with involved parties, and distributing final title policies and recorded documents. Provides timely administrative support while maintaining accuracy, professionalism, attention to detail, and strong client service.

Associate Attorney managing a workers’ compensation defense caseload from intake through resolution. Responsibilities include developing litigation strategy, representing clients at hearings, mediations, and depositions, analyzing medical records and evidence, and communicating with clients, carriers, and employers. The role requires at least two years of defense litigation experience, a Juris Doctor, active Florida Bar membership, strong legal writing, sound judgment, and the ability to manage a docket independently.

Provides administrative and legal practice support to attorneys, paralegals, and legal professionals. Responsibilities include preparing and proofreading legal documents, organizing files and binders, assisting with filings and document production, tracking deadlines, coordinating meetings and travel, managing billing and timekeeping records, and communicating with clients and external contacts. The role requires strong Microsoft Office skills, attention to detail, organization, confidentiality, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a hybrid environment.

Reviews lateral-hiring conflict checks by researching clients, parties, corporate affiliations, and database results. Analyzes potential conflicts, summarizes findings for Compliance Attorneys, clarifies matter-intake information, and supports accurate, confidential compliance workflows. The role requires strong research, analytical, organizational, communication, prioritization, and issue-spotting skills, along with discretion and familiarity with Microsoft Office.

Maintains accurate litigation calendars and deadlines across federal, appellate, state, and arbitration jurisdictions. Reviews legal documents and correspondence, applies docketing codes, researches court cases, answers procedural questions, investigates docket issues, and supports attorneys and case teams. Requires strong knowledge of court rules, especially Bankruptcy Court procedures, along with advanced Microsoft Office skills, attention to detail, organization, and communication abilities.