Attorney At Law

We’re Hiring: Attorney – Driver Case Support We are seeking a motivated Attorney to join our growing team and assist rideshare and gig-economy drivers with matters involving account deactivation, court filings, and related disputes.
This is an excellent opportunity for a newly licensed attorney or attorney early in their career who wants hands-on experience working with clients, preparing cases, conducting legal research, drafting documents, and participating in court proceedings.
Position Responsibilities
Review rideshare driver deactivation cases involving platforms such as Uber and Lyft.
Evaluate client intake forms, deactivation notices, appeal decisions, screenshots, earnings records, trip records, and other evidence.
Conduct legal research regarding jurisdiction, venue, statutes of limitation, small claims procedures, service requirements, and other relevant issues.
Draft and review complaints, statements of claim, responses, motions, demand letters, settlement correspondence, and other legal documents.
Assist in developing case strategies based on the facts and applicable law.
Prepare clients for hearings and court appearances.
Attend court proceedings when authorized and appropriate.
Communicate with clients regarding case status, required documentation, deadlines, and next steps.
Work closely with paralegals and administrative staff to ensure cases are properly documented and deadlines are met.
Maintain professional and confidential client files.
Provide legal guidance within the scope permitted by the attorney's licensure and applicable professional-responsibility requirements.
Qualifications Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree required. Admission to at least one U.S. state or District of Columbia bar is preferred/required depending on assigned duties and jurisdictions. Candidates should possess strong legal research, writing, analytical, organizational, and client-communication skills.
Experience with civil litigation, small claims, consumer law, contract disputes, employment-related matters, arbitration, or gig-economy issues is helpful but not required.
Attorneys who are recently admitted to the bar and candidates beginning their legal careers are welcome to apply.

~ To Apply: Submit your resume and a brief statement describing your legal experience, bar admission/status, and interest in working with rideshare and gig-economy driver cases.