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Handle high-volume personal injury pre-litigation cases, primarily general liability. Responsibilities include preparing legal documents and demand packages, guiding clients, negotiating settlements, managing releases and approvals, completing liability reviews and recorded statements, and supervising 6–10 case managers while maintaining compliance and KPIs.

Draft motions, briefs, and appeals for federal and state class actions and multidistrict litigation. Conduct intensive legal research, analyze complex procedural and substantive issues across jurisdictions, and collaborate with senior attorneys on litigation strategy and argument development. Candidates should demonstrate strong legal writing and research skills, submit at least two rigorous legal writing samples, and take the bar before starting. Moot court, law review, clinic, externship, fellowship, or clerkship experience is valued.

Provides administrative and legal support in a personal injury law firm. Responsibilities include managing calendars, deadlines, case files, pleadings, discovery indexes, exhibits, evidence, billing, client and witness communications, document systems, and legal correspondence. The role also involves researching laws and regulations, proofreading legal documents, and improving administrative workflows while supporting attorneys in a fast-paced, on-site environment.

Manages personal injury case files from intake through closure under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, attorneys, insurers, and healthcare providers; ordering medical records; obtaining liability and injury documentation; securing account balances; maintaining organized files; preparing settlement demands; and presenting case summaries. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, and database skills in an on-site legal environment.

Greets clients, provides initial firm information, gathers and records preliminary case details, manages telephone calls and correspondence, coordinates office supplies and vendors, maintains shared spaces, and supports attorneys, paralegals, and staff with clerical duties.

Manages personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney direction. Communicates with clients, attorneys, insurers, and medical providers; obtains records and supporting documents; maintains organized files; prepares settlement demands; negotiates settlements and medical-balance reductions; and presents case synopses as needed.

Manage personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include communicating with clients, attorneys, insurers, and medical providers; ordering medical records; obtaining liability and injury documentation; tracking balances; maintaining organized files; preparing case synopses and settlement demands; and coordinating supporting materials. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and databases.

Handles a high-volume, complex workers’ compensation caseload, including hearings, pleadings, discovery, motions, depositions, mediations, court appearances, client guidance, and expert-witness coordination. The attorney will help build Morgan & Morgan’s statewide New York workers’ compensation practice while providing strong written and oral advocacy.

Lead and mentor five case managers while overseeing approximately 50 high-value personal injury cases. Coordinate with pre-suit and trial attorneys, prepare demands, monitor deadlines and milestones, audit case files, ensure quality and compliance, and improve workflows and technology use. The role requires strong communication, organization, leadership, legal case management, and database skills in an on-site law firm environment.

Manages personal injury case files from intake through closing under attorney direction. Communicates with clients, insurers, healthcare providers, and coworkers; obtains medical records and supporting documents; maintains organized files; prepares settlement demands; and presents case synopses. Requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and databases.