Jobs at Abramson Labor Group

Represents workers’ compensation clients at California trials and hearings, prepares cases and pleadings, evaluates QME/AME reports, develops litigation strategy, negotiates settlements, prepares settlement documents, and maintains accurate case records. Collaborates with attorneys and support staff while traveling to Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board locations throughout the Bay Area.

Represents workers’ compensation clients at California trials and hearings, prepares clients and pleadings, evaluates QME/AME reports, develops case strategy, negotiates settlements, finalizes settlement documents, maintains case records and workflows, and provides strategic guidance to the legal team. The role requires travel throughout the Bay Area and collaboration with attorneys, case managers, and support staff.

Represents workers’ compensation clients at California Bay Area trials and hearings. Responsibilities include preparing trial files, reviewing QME/AME reports, developing case strategy, negotiating settlements, preparing settlement documentation, maintaining case records, and collaborating with attorneys and support staff. The role requires strong knowledge of California workers’ compensation procedures, direct trial experience, organization, communication skills, independent work, and travel to WCAB locations.

Manage workers’ compensation cases through resolution, prepare clients for and attend depositions, respond to client inquiries, negotiate case matters, handle communications, guide support staff, and contribute to team performance. The role requires California State Bar admission, Northern California residency, strong writing and communication skills, organization, and at least three years of workers’ compensation experience.

Manage workers’ compensation cases through resolution, including preparing clients for and attending depositions, responding to client inquiries, negotiating matters, handling communications, and guiding support staff. The attorney will manage a case docket, collaborate with paralegals and colleagues, and contribute to team performance. California State Bar admission and at least three years of workers’ compensation experience are required.