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The Workers' Compensation Associate Attorney will manage cases and hearings, draft legal documents, guide clients, and prepare for court appearances.

The Pre-Suit Attorney is responsible for managing pre-litigation cases, guiding clients, drafting documents, overseeing settlement negotiations, and leading a team of case managers in personal injury law.

The Case Manager in Training will assist with managing day-to-day law firm operations, support legal teams, and handle various administrative tasks.

The Senior Level Paralegal will assist a lead attorney with preparing legal documents, legal research, client communication, and managing case logistics.

The Case Consultant interacts with clients needing support, conducts consultations, collects data, schedules appointments, and resolves client issues professionally.

Manage day-to-day pre-litigation for primarily automotive personal injury cases: case approvals, drafting/filing pre-litigation documents, settlement negotiations and demand packages, release approvals, EUOs and statements. Guide clients, drive compliance and KPIs, and supervise a team of 6–10 Case Managers.

The Case Manager manages case files, interacts with clients and providers, prepares documents, and supports attorneys in settlement development.

The Workers' Compensation Attorney will manage a complex case-load of hearings, draft litigation documents, and guide clients through legal processes.

The Case Manager will assist attorneys by managing caseloads, preparing documents, communicating with clients and providers, and ensuring organized case files while working collaboratively with the team.

Draft and research federal briefs for mass tort and class action matters. Perform deep Westlaw research, prepare legal writing samples, support Complex Litigation team, and comply with bar/licensing requirements. Work based in Tampa Bay Metro offices; remote/other-state placement considered for experienced candidates.