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Handle a heavy docket of workers' compensation cases: draft pleadings and discovery, prepare for and attend depositions, mediations, hearings, and court appearances; manage clients and expert witnesses; and produce motions, demands, and expert reports.

Manage a heavy caseload of workers' compensation matters: handle cases and hearings, draft and file litigation documents, guide clients, coordinate with expert witnesses, and prepare for depositions, mediations, hearings, and court appearances.

The Employment Law Attorney will handle a heavy caseload from pre-litigation to trial preparation, drafting legal documents, and guiding clients throughout the legal process.

The Legal Assistant manages daily operations, performs administrative tasks, organizes legal documents, assists in case preparation, and communicates with clients.

The Case Developer assists clients with claims, files appeals, manages case files, and communicates with the Social Security Administration while providing support under attorney supervision.

The Workers' Compensation Paralegal will assist attorneys by preparing legal documents, conducting research, managing case files, and coordinating trial logistics and communications with clients and courts.

The Case Manager will support attorneys by managing case files, ordering medical records, communicating with clients and insurance providers, and preparing documents.

This role involves training and supporting attorneys and case staff, shadowing Case Managers, ordering medical records, preparing demands, and investigating cases.

The Litigation Assistant will manage day-to-day operations, perform administrative duties, organize case files, maintain indexes, draft documents, research legal articles, and communicate with clients.

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