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As a Litigation Attorney in our Miami office, you will be responsible for representing clients in all stages of personal injury litigation, including drafting pleadings, conducting discovery, attending hearings, and participating in trials.
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Vernis & Bowling's Miami office is seeking career-track attorneys with 0-6 years of experience in litigation to support the growth of its Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Defense department. Ideal candidates are motivated and have prior deposition, mediation, and court experience.
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Well-known personal injury law firm in Miami Florida seeks personal injury Intake specialist. Screening all intakes for all personal injury practice areas, as well as follow-on contact to secure leads.
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We're looking for a dynamic Personal Injury Attorney to join our team! Are you passionate about personal injury law and making a positive impact in people's lives? If you're ready to make a difference and advance your career in personal injury law, apply now.
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Valencia & Torres Law is a boutique law firm located in Doral, Florida specializing in Personal Injury, Family Law, and Civil Litigation. Valencia & Torres Law, a rapidly growing personal injury law firm, seeks a highly motivated intake specialist to join our firm in Doral, Florida.
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Manage a team of personal injury paralegals, legal assistants, case managers, litigation paralegals, and legal secretary. Handle personal injury pre-litigation case files from start to finish.
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National personal injury law firm focusing on child injury, birth injury, and trucking cases seeking several remote and hybrid attorneys for openings at the junior associate, senior associate, and junior member level.
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