Jobs at The United Firm | La Liga Defensora, A.P.C.

Represent injured workers throughout California workers’ compensation claims, including client interviews, documentation, settlement negotiations, hearings, and coordination with medical professionals and other stakeholders. The role requires advocacy for applicants, legal strategy, and compassionate client service. Candidates must hold a Juris Doctor degree, maintain active California State Bar membership, and preferably have 1–2 years of workers’ compensation applicant representation experience.

Represents detained and non-detained individuals in immigration court and Board of Immigration Appeals proceedings. Manages immigration caseloads, conducts detained-client intakes, prepares removal defense and family-based petitions, reviews applications, develops case strategies, prepares clients and witnesses for testimony, provides legal consultations, and drafts legal briefs. Collaborates with attorneys, legal assistants, law enforcement, prosecutors, and community organizations.

Provides administrative and clerical support for immigration cases, including document filing, scanning, tracking, mail distribution, and file creation. Reviews case materials and internal notes, prepares summaries for attorney review, and communicates attorney recommendations and next steps to clients. Maintains detailed records and supports departmental administrative processes while working in a team environment.

Represents clients in immigration court hearings, bond hearings, removal proceedings, and USCIS interviews. Prepares and reviews case documents, manages scheduling and caseloads, coordinates with remote legal teams, communicates with clients, and reports hearing outcomes. The role requires in-person court appearances and travel within the local metro area.

Represent clients in immigration court hearings, removal proceedings, bond hearings, and USCIS interviews. Prepare and review case documents, manage assigned appearances and client interactions, coordinate with remote legal teams, and report hearing outcomes promptly. The role requires an active state bar license, immigration law experience, strong advocacy and writing skills, reliable travel to courthouses, and effective schedule management.

Represent detained and non-detained clients in immigration proceedings, prepare removal defense and family-based applications, manage caseloads, conduct consultations and detention-center intakes, develop case strategies, prepare clients and witnesses for testimony, analyze legal benefits, and draft immigration briefs. Collaborate with attorneys, legal assistants, law enforcement, prosecutors, and community organizations.

Manage criminal defense caseloads, advise clients, attend hearings and trials, draft motions and legal documents, conduct legal research, interview witnesses, gather evidence, prepare clients for depositions, and develop case strategies based on legal precedents and potential outcomes.

Supports criminal defense attorneys by communicating with clients, maintaining schedules and case databases, preparing trial documents, subpoenas, discovery, petitions, and court files, and coordinating court-related appointments. Requests criminal history records, assists with restitution and no-contact matters, communicates with prosecutors, law enforcement, victims, and witnesses, and handles front desk, mail, and general departmental support. Bilingual English and Spanish proficiency is required.

Supports criminal defense attorneys by communicating with clients, managing schedules and court calendars, preparing legal documents, subpoenas, discovery, and trial files, requesting criminal records, coordinating meetings and hearings, maintaining case data, and assisting victims, witnesses, law enforcement, and the public. The role also provides front desk, mail, and general departmental support.

Represents criminal defense clients by managing caseloads, advising on legal rights and case strategy, attending hearings and trials, drafting motions, conducting legal research, interviewing witnesses, gathering evidence, and preparing clients for depositions. The attorney analyzes legal precedents and probable case outcomes while collaborating with other attorneys and legal assistants.

Manage California tenant law cases from intake through resolution, maintain organized electronic files, collect documentation, track deadlines, coordinate appointments, and communicate timely updates to clients, attorneys, and other parties. Provide case preparation, follow-up, administrative, and virtual support while ensuring accurate case records and effective client service.

Handle workers’ compensation case appearances, depositions, discovery, deadlines, status updates, and trial preparation. Coordinate with supervising attorneys while managing litigation tasks and developing expertise in workers’ compensation law. Prior workers’ compensation experience is not required, as training is provided; litigation, deposition, or case management experience is preferred.

Provides virtual paralegal support for criminal defense matters, including client communication, trial preparation, legal document processing, court calendar management, discovery, subpoenas, revocation petitions, criminal history requests, data entry, and case file preparation. Also supports general office operations and public-facing responsibilities.

Represent clients in immigration matters involving Mandamus actions, APA lawsuits, removal proceedings, family-based petitions, humanitarian applications, and USCIS cases. Manage a high-volume caseload, conduct client consultations and detained-client intakes, prepare legal briefs and applications, develop litigation strategies, and represent clients before federal courts, Immigration Court, the BIA, and USCIS.

Supports criminal defense matters through client communication, trial preparation, legal document processing, court calendar management, discovery, subpoenas, revocation petitions, criminal history research, data entry, and case file maintenance. Provides office and front-desk support while collaborating with defense attorneys and department staff. Requires criminal defense experience, bilingual English and Spanish fluency, legal or paralegal experience, case management software experience, and residence in LATAM.