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Manage personal injury case files from intake to closing under attorney direction: interact with clients, order and obtain medical records, negotiate with insurers and providers, prepare demands and supporting documentation, maintain organized files, and coordinate with attorneys and coworkers to support settlements.

Provide administrative and litigation support including scheduling, organizing pleadings/discovery/exhibits, drafting and proofreading legal documents, researching law, managing billing, and maintaining paper/electronic case files to assist attorneys in case preparation.

Provide litigation support before, during, and after trial: prepare pleadings, motions, discovery, e-file court documents, coordinate depositions, organize trial binders/exhibits, conduct legal research, communicate with clients/courts/counsel, assist with witness prep and settlements, and perform related administrative duties.

Support attorneys in workers' compensation litigation by preparing pleadings, motions, discovery, and trial materials; e-file court documents; conduct legal research and investigations; coordinate depositions and witness prep; manage calendars, case files, and communications with clients, courts, and third parties; assist with settlements and administrative tasks.

Represent employees in plaintiff-side employment matters from pre-litigation through litigation. Draft pleadings, discovery, motions, and expert reports; manage client relationships; prepare for and attend depositions, mediations, hearings, and court appearances. Handle high caseloads and collaborate with colleagues on complex employment disputes.

Provide litigation support to attorneys by preparing and e-filing pleadings, motions, discovery, and trial materials. Conduct legal research and investigations, coordinate depositions, manage case files and calendars, communicate with clients and courts, and assist with settlement and witness preparation.

Provide administrative support to attorneys and case managers, handling client file organization, mailing, document preparation, data entry, and general office tasks while learning case management processes in an on-site training role.

Manage personal injury case files from intake to closing: order medical records, communicate with clients/providers/insurers, prepare demands, negotiate settlements and medical bill deductions, maintain organized files, and support attorneys.

Serve as front-desk receptionist: greet clients, answer and route calls, collect preliminary client information, record and forward details to attorneys, handle correspondence, manage supplies and meeting spaces, and provide clerical support to attorneys, paralegals, and staff.

Represent employees in plaintiff-side employment matters from pre-litigation through litigation. Manage case files, draft and file pleadings, discovery, motions, and demands; work with expert witnesses; prepare for and attend depositions, mediations, hearings, and court appearances; guide and communicate with clients; manage high-volume caseloads.