Workers Compensation Paralegal Overview • The Workers Compensation Paralegal will support attorneys in managing workers' compensation cases efficiently and professionally. • Collaborate with legal teams to ensure procedural compliance and accurate documentation handling. • Assist in organizing medical files and maintaining communication with clients and insurance adjusters. • Contribute to a boutique legal practice specializing in personal injury and workers' compensation cases. • Provide exceptional case management and client service to ensure seamless operations. • Work on-site in a collaborative and professional legal environment. • Enhance your skills in legal documentation and procedural compliance. Workers Compensation Paralegal Key Responsibilities & Duties • Manage workers' compensation case files, ensuring accurate and timely updates. • Prepare legal documents, correspondence, and reports for attorney review. • Organize and maintain medical records and other case-related documentation. • Communicate effectively with clients, insurance adjusters, and other stakeholders. • Ensure compliance with legal procedures and deadlines. • Support attorneys in trial preparation and case strategy development. • Coordinate with medical professionals to gather necessary information for cases. • Maintain confidentiality and professionalism in all interactions. Workers Compensation Paralegal Job Requirements • High School Diploma or GED required; further education in legal studies preferred. • Minimum of 3 years of experience in workers' compensation case management. • Proficiency in legal documentation preparation and procedural compliance. • Strong organizational skills for managing medical files and case records. • Effective communication skills for client and insurance adjuster interactions. • Ability to work on-site in a fast-paced legal environment. • Experience in a boutique legal practice is advantageous.