I'm hiring a workers' compensation associate with 2 or more years for my client's Richmond office. The role is listed as hybrid, though the firm notes arrangements depend on the role and the office.
Reviewing and analyzing claims from your first look at the file. Writing with some weight to it: briefs, memos, pleadings and appellate briefs. Drafting discovery and answering it. A JD from an ABA accredited law school.
Another bar admission is a bonus.
Experience with administrative hearings, depositions and mediations.
Research and writing you're proud of, and the advocacy to match it out loud.
Got questions about the caseload, the hours or how the office runs? You can also find me on LinkedIn at , or grab a slot in my Calendly before applying: calendly.
Attorney - workers in richmond at Unknown Company
This position is listed as full time and hybrid.