Plaintiff Personal Injury Litigation Paralegal

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siler ingberNew York (NY)

Paralegals and Legal Assistants Offices of Lawyers

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About the role

Join our passionate team and change the lives of injured clients! Ready to apply Before you do, make sure to read all the details pertaining to this job in the description below. We are one of the leading personal injury law firms, emphasizing teamwork, client-focused service, and growth opportunities. We are seeking an enthusiastic and detail-oriented Paralegal to support us in launching and completing our Personal Injury cases.

Role Overview: This job entails the management of some personal injury cases and assists attorneys in various duties such as:-Talking to clients and preparing them for litigation. -Drafting legal documents, as well as pleadings and bills of particulars. -Preparing trial packets and organizing important information for the case. -Retrieving and organizing medical records, managing Medicare and Medicaid reporting. -Conducting client intakes and general information gathering specific to each case.

What We're Looking For: -Excellent communication skills to effectively interact with clients. -Organizational and follow-up skills in keeping the flow of work in check. -Basic proficiency in word processing and other computer skills. -Experience with Plaintiff's personal injury litigation required. xsgimln -Smart Advocate experience is a plus. And The Perks: -401(k) that includes profit-sharing -Health plan -Aflac coverage option -Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience If you are organized, motivated, and ready to join a team that appreciates what you bring, we want to hear from you! Email your resume and salary requirements to Ron:

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