California Licensed Attorney (Remote)

GOLDFEIN & ASSOCIATES, P.C.•Sacramento, CA

4d•$130,000 - $175,000•Remote

About The Position

Our nationwide law firm specializes in solving problems faced by entities that own or hold security interests in motor vehicles and other assets, e.g., banks, finance companies, and fleet companies. Due to the volume of cases sent to us by our clients, we are growing rapidly and looking to expand our team. We are seeking an Attorney licensed to practice law in California.

Requirements

Licensed to practice law in California.
Self-starter with meticulous attention to detail.
Competency in the use of and ability to learn job-related technologies such as Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, and Teams; internet browsers; and case management software.
Strong negotiation skills.
Litigation skills.
Provide own computer equipment and internet service.

Nice To Haves

Entry-level to significantly experienced candidates will be considered.
Great lawyers in every state and in all practice areas, including non-traditional.

Responsibilities

Manage high volume caseloads and handle deadlines in a timely manner.
Use and learn job-related technologies such as Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, and Teams; internet browsers; and case management software.
Negotiate to resolve impound lien disputes with repair shops, tow yards, and government agencies, as well as property damage claims with insurance adjusters and opposing counsel.
Engage in ADR (e.g., arbitration) or commence litigation and handle all aspects of the lawsuit when negotiations fail.
Review new assignments, analyze, interpret, and evaluate all avenues to resolve cases for clients with legal/financial interest in high dollar value assets.
Communicate directly with interested parties, including insurance adjusters, insurance claims supervisors, attorneys, body shops, tow yards, and clients by phone and through written correspondence.
Negotiate and settle claims within discretionary authority; obtain necessary documents and releases from clients and confirm settlement satisfaction.
Fully document all activity on the appropriate computer system(s), including recording all contacts, investigations, negotiations, and documentary evidence.
Adhere to the Rules of Professional Conduct.