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The Workers' Compensation Attorney will manage cases, draft legal documents, guide clients, and interact with expert witnesses and legal proceedings.

The Workers' Compensation Attorney will manage a heavy case-load, drafting litigation documents, guiding clients, and representing them in hearings and court appearances.

Manage personal-injury caseloads from intake to closing under attorney direction: obtain medical records, interact with clients, insurers and providers, maintain files, prepare demands, and support settlement development.

Manage personal injury case files from intake to closing under attorney direction: communicate with clients, order medical records, interact with insurers and providers, prepare demands and case support, maintain organized files, and coordinate with attorneys and colleagues.

Manage personal injury case files from intake to closing under attorney direction: communicate with clients, insurance carriers and medical providers; order and assemble medical records and demands; maintain organized files and support attorneys in settlement preparation.

Serve as the first point of contact for prospective clients, handle inbound/outbound calls, collect and document case information, schedule follow-ups, distribute and collect retainer agreements via email/text, and resolve client concerns with empathy and professionalism while working shift-based hours.

Provide administrative and case support for attorneys: manage calendars and filings, maintain pleadings and discovery indexes, organize evidence and documents, draft and proofread legal correspondence, perform legal research, assist billing, and communicate with clients and witnesses. Improve administrative workflows and maintain electronic and paper filing systems.

Manage workers' compensation cases by liaising with clients, attorneys, insurers, medical providers and WCAB. Gather documentation, monitor medical treatment, track deadlines and hearings using case management software, and keep clients informed of case progress.

Manage a varied caseload supporting attorneys: obtain medical records, interact with clients, insurers and providers, prepare demands and litigation documents, maintain organized files, and present case synopses. In-office role with bonus plan.

As a General Liability Pre-Suit Attorney, you will manage pre-litigation work, guide clients, draft documents, oversee negotiations, and lead a team of Case Managers focusing on personal injury cases.