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Manages personal injury client cases by interviewing new clients, scheduling appointments, collecting evidence and documentation, maintaining case files in firm software, complying with appointment schedules, and preparing weekly or monthly task reports. Requires fluent Spanish bilingual ability and at least three years of case management experience in a personal injury law firm or equivalent setting.

Litigate workers compensation and personal injury matters, including drafting pleadings and discovery, arguing hearings, taking depositions, preparing arbitration and trial materials, attending mediation, negotiating settlements, communicating with clients, and supervising litigation support staff. The attorney must be licensed in Nevada, attend required in-person proceedings in Las Vegas, and have at least three years of personal injury law experience.

Represents personal injury clients through all litigation stages, including drafting pleadings and discovery, arguing motions, conducting depositions, preparing for trial, participating in trials and mediations, negotiating settlements, communicating with clients, and assisting with litigation staff management.

Litigation Associate Attorney drafts pleadings, discovery, motions, mediation briefs, and trial materials; argues hearings, conducts and defends depositions, participates in trials and settlement negotiations, develops evidence, communicates with clients, and assists in managing litigation support staff. The role requires a California-admitted attorney with a JD, strong advocacy skills, organization, motivation, resourcefulness, and persistence. Civil litigation or personal injury experience is preferred.

Handles civil litigation from case development through trial, including drafting pleadings and discovery, arguing motions, taking and defending depositions, preparing trial materials, participating in mediation and settlement negotiations, communicating with clients, and supervising litigation support staff. The attorney must be admitted to the California bar, possess strong advocacy skills, and attend professional training.