Lien Hearing Representative
jba internationalAgoura Hills (CA)
About the role
Roles: Remote/Hybrid - Employee will attend WCAB Venues in person or remoteYou will be representing our clients (Employers, Insurance Companies and TPA's) during lien conferences, lien trials and lien or medical legal petitioner related appearancesResponsibilities: Managing a full caseload of Lien filesPreparing, drafting, obtaining, and filing legal documentsPerforming research relevant to each request for workers' compensation caseCommunicating with relevant parties involved in a caseCommunicating regularly with clients with status and hearing reportsAttending all case related hearings and negotiating settlementsPreparing a proposal to resolve each lien/caseMaintaining case notesTraveling to assigned Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) locations as neededEntering billing notes according to different client specificationsMaintaining billable hoursRepresent Albert & Mackenzie and our clients with respect and integrityQualifications: Two or more years of experience working as a Hearing Representative in California Workers' Compensation Defense (Required) Knowledge of CA Workers' Compensation lawHighly motivated, results-driven, high energy, and a sense of urgencyStrong attention to detail, with a commitment to outstanding customer serviceExcellent written and verbal communication skillsAbility to juggle multiple tasks efficiently with little supervisionClient-focused, with the ability to deliver results
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