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Support a litigation team handling personal injury cases by managing legal documents, calendaring, and client communication in a technology-driven environment.

As a Litigation Attorney, you will manage personal injury cases, conduct case analysis, draft legal documents, negotiate with insurers, and lead civil jury trials.

The Lien Reduction Specialist negotiates medical liens to maximize client recovery, analyzes lien documentation, and collaborates with legal staff to strategize negotiations.

The Personal Injury Lien Reduction Specialist independently negotiates medical liens, collaborates with attorneys, and secures optimal lien reductions to maximize client recoveries.

Negotiate medical liens, analyze billing discrepancies, and collaborate with attorneys to maximize client recoveries while maintaining detailed records.

The Junior Litigation Attorney will manage personal injury cases, conduct investigations, draft litigation documents, collaborate on case strategy, and support clients throughout litigation.

As a Litigation Attorney, you'll manage personal injury cases through litigation, conduct legal research, draft documents, and advocate for clients in trials.

Manage pre-litigation personal injury cases from intake through settlement. Maintain case files, communicate with clients and providers, gather medical records and evidence, prepare documents, coordinate treatment, handle property damage and lien issues, monitor deadlines, and collaborate with attorneys to move cases toward resolution while providing professional client service.

Manage pre-litigation personal injury cases from intake through settlement. Maintain case files, gather medical records and evidence, coordinate treatment, communicate with clients and stakeholders, assist with drafting documents, negotiate liens and property damage claims, monitor deadlines, and support attorneys to move cases toward resolution with professional client service.

The Legal Assistant will support personal injury cases, manage client files, communicate with parties, and assist attorneys with administrative tasks.