Description:

Description:
Main Objectives
The pre-litigation attorney is responsible for building value in the cases on his/her docket.

Client Contact. Timely answer and return all client calls.
Case Development. Timely identify value builders and direct teams on appropriate actions.
File Documentation. Immediately document all available data in the case file. If it's not in the file, it didn't happen.

The pre-litigation attorney should review files and direct the assigned team members to take appropriate actions on each file. Pre-litigation attorneys will also negotiate settlement of cases assigned to them and oversee negotiations on their team.

Main Responsibilities:

Serve as Attorney mentor to firm team members
Review files assigned to CSRs and Negotiator at specified touchpoints, give direction on issues such as: liability, treatment, litigation referrals, evidence gathering, etc.
Review files for value building factors and direct accordingly
Review negotiations files for settlement ranges and approve settlements by Negotiator
Review demands for all cases on the team. Assign to Negotiator as appropriate
Negotiate settlement of assigned cases, refer to litigation as appropriate
Review offers/settlement with clients
Review Disbursal Awards
Calculate and negotiate lien reductions on settled cases
Take escalation calls from clients assigned to team
Maintain average negotiations cycle time of sixty (60) days or less
Settle minimum of thirty (30) cases each month
Obtain minimum of $285,000 in attorney's fees each month, averaging $9,500 per settlement

Requirements:
Meetings