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Provides virtual paralegal and administrative support for criminal defense matters. Responsibilities include client communication, trial preparation, legal document and correspondence processing, court calendar management, jury panel and discovery coordination, subpoena preparation, revocation petition filing, criminal history research, database maintenance, and front-desk support. Requires criminal defense experience, bilingual English and Spanish fluency, legal or paralegal experience, case management software knowledge, and residence in LATAM.

Provides front-desk reception for a legal office by greeting visitors, managing calls, scheduling meetings, maintaining calendars and directories, distributing mail, controlling office access, ordering supplies, and supporting office personnel. Requires full English and Spanish proficiency, legal field experience, customer service skills, weekend availability, and familiarity with office and case management software.

Greet and direct visitors, answer and route multi-line calls, manage calendars and conference room reservations, distribute mail and deliveries, maintain reception supplies and inventory, control office access, and provide front-desk administrative support. The role also updates directories, schedules meetings, assists office personnel, and serves as a liaison with department managers. Bilingual English and Spanish proficiency and weekend availability are required.

Manage California tenant law cases from intake through resolution, maintain organized electronic files, collect documentation, track deadlines, coordinate appointments, and communicate timely updates to clients, attorneys, and other parties. Provide case preparation, follow-up, administrative, and virtual support while ensuring accurate case records and effective client service.

Represent injured workers throughout California workers’ compensation claims, including client interviews, documentation gathering, settlement negotiations, hearings, and collaboration with medical professionals. The attorney will advocate for applicants at all stages of their cases and support clients with compassion and strong interpersonal communication.

Represent clients in immigration matters involving delayed USCIS or agency applications, with emphasis on Writs of Mandamus and APA federal litigation. Manage high-volume caseloads, prepare immigration applications and legal briefs, represent detained and non-detained individuals, advise clients, develop case strategies, prepare witnesses, and collaborate with legal teams and government or community organizations.

Represent clients at immigration court hearings and USCIS interviews, including detained and non-detained matters. Manage selected appearances, prepare and review case documents, coordinate with remote legal teams, communicate with clients, and report hearing outcomes. The role requires an active state bar license, immigration proceedings experience, strong advocacy and writing skills, schedule independence, and reliable local travel.

Represent injured workers throughout California in workers’ compensation claims, including client interviews, documentation gathering, settlement negotiations, hearings, and collaboration with medical professionals and other stakeholders. The attorney will advocate for applicants at all stages of their cases in a hybrid role.

Represent injured workers throughout California workers’ compensation claims, including client interviews, documentation gathering, settlement negotiations, hearings, and collaboration with medical professionals and stakeholders. The role requires a California-licensed attorney with a Juris Doctor degree and strong advocacy and interpersonal skills. It is a hybrid position with remote flexibility and statewide eligibility.

Represent clients in immigration court proceedings, bond hearings, removal cases, and USCIS interviews. Manage case schedules, prepare and review legal documents, coordinate with remote attorneys and legal assistants, communicate with clients, and report hearing outcomes. The role requires in-person court appearances and travel within the metropolitan area. Attorneys will handle detained and non-detained matters while maintaining strong advocacy, writing, and immigration-law knowledge.