Associate Attorney - Berg Injury Lawyers (Alameda)

Associate Attorney - Berg Injury Lawyers (Alameda) Plaintiff’s personal injury firm seeks an attorney to handle personal injury cases in our Alameda office. We are looking for someone who has strong people skills, is very organized and detail oriented, is a self-starter, and is able to multitask and work in a fast-paced environment. Why Work Here? Whether you are just starting or you are advancing your legal career, Berg is the ideal workplace. We offer a great work/life balance, no billable hours, an excellent training and mentoring program, professional growth opportunities, a friendly and collegial work environment, a competitive benefits package, state of the art case management software, and the ability to earn 1/3 of the attorney fee when cases settle from clients that you personally refer. This is not a remote position and does not involve litigation work. Qualifications: Excellent research, writing, and communication skills. Understanding of Tort/PI law. Must Have 1 to 5 Years of personal injury experience. Bilingual Spanish a PLUS! What do we offer you as an employee? We offer competitive benefits that include health, dental, and vision insurance. PTO and holiday pay. In addition to salary, there are opportunities to make bonuses, including the ability to earn 1/3 of the attorney fee when cases settle from clients that you have personally referred to the firm and also a monthly bonus program. After one year, employees are eligible to participate in our 401k plan with employer match at 4%. What will you be doing? After a comprehensive training program, under the direction of the Managing Attorney, you will be: Working with a team of case managers answering their questions, making sure clients are getting the medical treatment they need, making sure all avenues of insurance and recovery are explored, and making sure cases are moving towards the demand phase. Communicating with clients at least every 30-90 days. Reviewing cases to determine the case value, identifying all potential defendants, determining if there is evidence that needs to be preserved and if any experts and/or investigators should be hired. Determining the general strategy of the case depending on the facts. Reviewing and revising demand packages which would include reviewing and summarizing medical records and other documents. Reviewing and revising drafts of complaints, public entity claim forms, case management conference statements, minors’ compromise petitions, and other documents. Attend court hearings as needed, including case management conferences and minors’ compromise hearings. Some supervision of team members. Salary: $100,000 - $125,000 (Dependent on years of experience) #J-18808-Ljbffr SAN JOAQUIN COLLEGE OF LAW