Title: Attorney - Personal Injury & Labor & Industry Job Responsibilities: - Handle a full caseload of personal injury and Labor & Industry (L&I) claims. - Conduct legal research, draft pleadings, and develop case strategies. - Represent clients in hearings, depositions, arbitrations, mediations,...
Title: Associate Attorney Job Responsibilities: - Conduct direct and cross-examinations in hearings and depositions - Effectively handle motion practice and discovery - Conduct legal research and write briefs and pleadings - Interact with outside parties and stakeholders - Negotiate resolutions - Present arguments orally and in writing -...
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Worker's Compensation Assistant The candidate must... be professional and capable, ready (or trained) to handle all aspects of the initial application process and have 1+ year of workers' compensation experience. Preference will be... given to those familiar with medical terms and Worker's Compensation, and have worked in... a law-firm previously. Bilingual skill in... other languages is a plus, but Spanish is preferred. Patience to deal with the ongoing concerns of disabled individuals... read more
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