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Manage personal injury case files from intake to closing under attorney supervision, interact with clients, medical providers, and insurers, obtain records, prepare demands and supporting documents, maintain organized files, and coordinate with attorneys and team members.

The Trial Attorney will manage litigation cases, draft documents, guide clients, interact with expert witnesses, and handle court appearances.

Morgan & Morgan seeks an experienced Personal Injury Trial Attorney to manage complex cases, from pre-litigation to trial. Responsibilities include drafting legal documents, client guidance, and managing expert witnesses.

The Attorney will handle E-Discovery and document review on mass tort and class action cases, prepare documents, and assist in trial support.

Handle high-volume pre-litigation general liability matters, oversee settlement negotiations and demand packages, obtain approvals (Flip-to-Lit, TD, releases), manage EUOs/PIP/recorded statements, guide clients through case process, and supervise a team of 6–10 Case Managers while driving compliance and KPIs.

Partner with executive leadership to design and maintain scalable Power BI/Salesforce executive dashboards, translate business questions into structured analyses, write complex SQL queries, automate reporting and data models, and present clear, high-impact insights and recommendations to senior stakeholders.

The General Liability Litigation Attorney will manage a heavy caseload involving pre-litigation, litigation, and trial prep. Responsibilities include drafting legal documents, guiding clients, and attending hearings.

Handle a heavy workers' compensation caseload from pre-litigation through trial: draft pleadings, discovery, motions, manage clients, work with experts, prepare for depositions, mediations, hearings and trials.

The Trial Attorney will manage litigation cases related to personal injury, specifically motor vehicle and trucking accidents, handling trial preparation and courtroom responsibilities.

Handle a high-volume workers' compensation caseload including hearings, litigation filings, discovery, depositions, mediations, client guidance, and coordination with expert witnesses. Draft pleadings, motions, reports, and represent clients in court and administrative proceedings while helping build a statewide practice.