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Associate attorney managing 10–20 litigation matters, investigating claims, developing case strategies, handling discovery, reviewing documents, conducting legal research, taking and defending depositions, drafting pleadings and motions, arguing hearings, and preparing cases for mediation and trial. The role requires client communication, strong legal writing and oral advocacy, California bar admission, and the ability to prioritize multiple matters.

Senior Paralegal supporting trial and defense litigation matters. Responsibilities include managing caseloads, organizing and reviewing documents, preparing privilege logs and litigation materials, assisting with depositions and exhibits, maintaining case files, monitoring court dockets, handling electronic filings, and supporting counsel through all litigation phases.

Litigation attorney responsible for taking depositions, attending hearings and mediations, drafting pleadings, briefs, interrogatories, and discovery requests, conducting legal research, reviewing document productions, preparing client correspondence, and submitting court filings. Position requires strong writing, organization, and independent work in a fast-paced environment.

Handles complex insurance coverage and bad faith litigation from inception through trial, including legal research, drafting pleadings and motions, coverage analysis, discovery, depositions, hearings, mediations, arbitrations, and client collaboration. The attorney develops litigation strategy, assesses risk, manages matters, and works on environmental, toxic tort, mass tort, and commercial insurance disputes.

Defends insurance-related personal injury, bodily injury, civil litigation, and property damage matters. Manages a 25–30 matter caseload, conducts depositions, hearings, mediations, legal research, discovery, and motion practice. Prepares cases for trial, participates in trials, monitors trial proceedings, evaluates appeals, analyzes insurance coverage, investigates claims, develops case strategies, and communicates with carrier clients and insureds.

Reviews and distributes legal pre-bills, processes narrative and time or cost adjustments, prepares client statements, uploads LEDES invoices, and manages e-billing workflows. Maintains billing records, responds to billing inquiries, supports collections, identifies deductions, prepares reports, and coordinates with attorneys, clients, finance staff, and vendors. The role requires confidentiality, timely invoice processing, and handling complex billing requests in a fast-paced hybrid law firm environment.

Manages a caseload of general, product, premises, and catastrophic injury litigation matters. Responsibilities include investigating claims, developing case strategies, conducting legal research, handling discovery and document production, taking and defending depositions, drafting pleadings and motions, arguing hearings, preparing pre-trial and trial documents, participating in mediation and trial, and reporting to clients.

Provides secretarial, administrative, and litigation support to trial attorneys. Responsibilities include preparing and proofreading legal documents, filing pleadings electronically with state and federal courts, maintaining calendars and deadlines, assisting with trials and case files, arranging travel, processing expenses, and supporting billing and client reporting.

Provides secretarial, administrative, and litigation support to trial attorneys. Responsibilities include preparing and proofreading legal documents, electronic filing with state and federal courts, calendar and deadline management, trial preparation, case file organization, travel arrangements, billing, invoices, and client reporting. The role requires at least three years of litigation legal assistant experience, e-filing knowledge, proficiency with Microsoft Office, and experience with FileSite or iManage.

Handles complex product liability and commercial litigation matters for manufacturers, suppliers, and insurers. Responsibilities include taking depositions, attending hearings and mediations, drafting pleadings, briefs, correspondence, interrogatories, and document demands, conducting legal research, reviewing litigation documents, and submitting court filings. The role requires Illinois bar admission, strong legal writing and communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.