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Represent personal injury and property damage clients by managing claims, communicating with clients and insurers, evaluating case value, negotiating demands and offers, preparing cases for trial, and serving as first-chair trial counsel when needed.

Represents personal injury and property damage clients during pre-litigation. Meets with clients, evaluates claims, builds trust, communicates with insurance companies, and manages claim updates, demands, and offers. The attorney negotiates favorable outcomes while demonstrating compassion, strong communication, proactive problem-solving, independence, and teamwork. Fluency in English and Spanish and active Georgia Bar membership are required.

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 role requires strong litigation, negotiation, communication, client relationship, and independent problem-solving skills, along with Georgia Bar membership and substantial trial experience.

Provides administrative and office support for a personal injury law firm, including client communications, intake, case and claims support, document management, correspondence, reports, meetings, and general clerical duties. The role requires English/Spanish bilingual communication, confidentiality, HIPAA awareness, strong organization, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Provides administrative and litigation support to attorneys, including maintaining case files, managing calendars, scheduling legal proceedings, drafting court documents, e-filing in state and federal courts, coordinating hearings and trials, communicating with clients, and handling correspondence. Requires at least two years of legal assistant experience, litigation or property damage experience, bilingual English and Spanish fluency, case management software experience, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Supports attorneys and litigation paralegals in personal injury and property damage cases. Duties include obtaining and organizing medical records, auditing bills and liens, preparing medical notebooks and legal documents, e-filing in Florida’s E-Portal, maintaining case files and calendars, communicating with clients and providers, coordinating appointments, and interpreting for Spanish-speaking clients.

Leads the law firm’s IT operations across infrastructure, applications, cybersecurity, support, telecommunications, and business continuity. Manages the IT team, budget, vendors, technology roadmap, legal-specific systems, security controls, audits, and change initiatives. Partners with firm leadership and attorneys to align technology investments with business needs, improve service delivery, protect confidential client information, and support firm-wide growth.

Supports litigation attorneys with case management, trial preparation, calendaring, scheduling, court filings, document preparation, correspondence, client communication, virtual hearings, discovery-related tasks, and organized case-file maintenance. The role requires bilingual English/Spanish communication, strong organization, attention to detail, multitasking, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and legal technology.

Trains personal injury litigation staff on firm systems, Microsoft Office, Filevine, e-filing, and departmental workflows. Audits case files and documents for accuracy, completeness, compliance, and consistent updating. Develops training materials, monitors employee progress, provides individualized coaching, maintains audit reports, identifies process improvements, and advises management on training effectiveness. Requires substantial paralegal or legal assistant experience, litigation knowledge, strong organization, communication, and attention to detail.

Bilingual trial paralegal supporting attorneys with case management, discovery, legal document drafting, court e-filing, deposition and hearing preparation, client communication, trial notebooks, exhibit lists, expert retention, and trial logistics. The role requires at least two years of paralegal experience, discovery-process knowledge, strong Microsoft Office proficiency, organization, multitasking, and effective communication.