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Position Summary:
The Personal Injury Pre-Litigation Associate Attorney is responsible for managing a caseload of personal injury matters during the pre-litigation phase. This role focuses on client communication, investigation, case development, demand preparation, and settlement negotiations prior to the filing of a lawsuit. The ideal candidate is organized, client-focused, and motivated to resolve cases efficiently while advocating for injured clients.
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