Jobs at Jacoby & Meyers

Conduct outbound calls to disengaged personal injury clients, explain continued representation benefits, build rapport, address concerns, and escalate unresolved issues. Coordinate with case handlers, attorneys, Client Advocates, and Operations to ensure informed client interactions and improve the client experience. Support the Turn-Down team with additional operational projects and tasks.

Interviews new clients, schedules appointments and medical treatment, gathers case evidence and documentation, maintains records in firm software, coordinates vehicle repairs, follows up with clients, and prepares recurring task reports. The role requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, multitasking, and Spanish bilingual proficiency. Full training is provided for this fully remote position.

Investigates personal injury and catastrophic injury cases by evaluating liability, insurance coverage, evidence, potential defendants, and applicable law. Builds client relationships, coordinates experts and outside investigators, conducts legal research, drafts government claims and demand letters, and communicates with insurance adjusters. The role requires California bar licensure, strong writing and communication skills, travel to meet clients, and flexible availability outside regular business hours.

Provides front-desk support by answering and directing high-volume calls in English and Spanish, welcoming and coordinating visitors, managing conference room schedules, distributing mail and deliveries, sorting faxes, and assisting with supply inventory. Maintains a professional first impression, follows visitor security procedures, and uses internet, spreadsheet, and word-processing software.

Develops, maintains, and implements Salesforce customizations using Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Components, Aura Components, custom objects, flows, and APIs. Participates in requirements gathering, design, coding, testing, deployment, troubleshooting, code reviews, documentation, and stakeholder collaboration. Maintains integrations with external systems and recommends Salesforce best practices while ensuring security and development standards.

Build and operate AI-powered tools and agentic systems for legal case management and litigation teams. Responsibilities include architecting LLM workflows, tool use, retrieval, evaluation, observability, CI/CD, testing, deployment, documentation, and continuous iteration from prototype to production. The role requires close collaboration with technical and non-technical users and staying current with emerging LLM practices.

Litigation Associate Attorney drafts pleadings, discovery, motions, mediation briefs, and trial materials; argues hearings, conducts and defends depositions, participates in trials and settlement negotiations, develops evidence, communicates with clients, and assists in managing litigation support staff. The role requires a California-admitted attorney with a JD, strong advocacy skills, organization, motivation, resourcefulness, and persistence. Civil litigation or personal injury experience is preferred.

Manage personal injury litigation caseloads, draft and file court pleadings, track statutes of limitations and service of process, review evidence and medical records, attend hearings, collaborate across legal departments, and communicate with clients throughout lawsuit filing and settlement. The role requires a California-bar-admitted attorney with a JD; personal injury experience is preferred, while newly admitted attorneys are encouraged to apply.

Supports legal departments by interviewing clients, providing case updates, collecting evidence and documentation, requesting police and medical records, entering client data, scanning case materials, and generating task reports. The role requires strong organization, follow-through, communication, scheduling discipline, and basic internet, spreadsheet, and word-processing software skills. Full training is provided, and positions are available remotely or in hybrid settings.

Negotiate post-settlement health insurance, hospital, medical provider, Medi-Cal, and Medicare liens. Keep clients and providers informed, draft reduction letters, obtain final medical balances, organize and itemize medical bills, and finalize cases to maximize client recovery while meeting deadlines and quotas.

Supports civil litigation teams by tracking statutes, deadlines, hearings, service of process, and discovery. Maintains case files, databases, calendars, proofs of service, and deposition transcripts; drafts court documents and judicial council forms; researches court dockets; coordinates with attorneys, opposing counsel, legal service providers, clients, and medical providers; and handles filings, signatures, correspondence, and case updates.

Reviews personal injury demand packages, medical records, insurance correspondence, and settlement releases. Summarizes case facts, develops persuasive arguments, negotiates settlements with insurance adjusters, communicates with clients throughout the settlement process, and records case updates in CRM software. The role requires prior plaintiff personal injury demand-writing experience, strong organization and communication skills, and the ability to interpret medical documentation.

Handle personal injury cases during pre-litigation by investigating claims, reviewing liability and insurance coverage, collecting medical and financial evidence, conducting legal research, drafting government claim forms and demand letters, negotiating claims, communicating with clients and adjusters, and developing case plans. The attorney may attend hearings, meet with clients and experts, and identify additional recovery avenues.

Manage personal injury cases by interviewing clients, scheduling appointments and medical treatment, collecting evidence and documentation, coordinating vehicle repairs, maintaining case records in firm software, and conducting frequent client follow-ups. The role also requires generating regular task reports, adhering to appointment schedules, and providing organized, detail-oriented client support in a fully remote environment.

Prepares and submits government claims, reviews filings for compliance, tracks case statuses and deadlines, communicates with agencies, conducts factual investigations, drafts litigation documents, coordinates filings, prepares case reports, and maintains case management records. The role supports litigation strategy and progression across a high volume of matters while collaborating with attorneys and pre-litigation teams.

Assists case managers with opening personal injury claims, sending correspondence, reviewing investigative reports, confirming insurance coverage, conducting asset and policy searches, coordinating vehicle repairs and rentals, communicating with clients and adjusters, obtaining statements, and scheduling investigators and expert inspections.

Handles civil litigation from case development through trial, including drafting pleadings and discovery, arguing motions, taking and defending depositions, preparing trial materials, participating in mediation and settlement negotiations, communicating with clients, and supervising litigation support staff. The attorney must be admitted to the California bar, possess strong advocacy skills, and attend professional training.