Personal Injury Paralegal (Senior-Track)

corviaconsulting•Seattle, WA

40d•$50,000 - $90,000•Onsite

About The Position

We're a lean, entrepreneurial personal injury firm that works hard, thinks strategically, and fights for our clients. Our business has grown substantially over the last 15 years, and our practice is growing quickly. We serve a large and diverse pool of clients, including many immigrants who own and operate their own small businesses, such as Uber drivers, taxi drivers, and truckers, who depend on us during some of the most stressful periods of their lives. We take pride in clear communication, cultural awareness, and consistent follow-through, especially for clients unfamiliar with the legal system or balancing active businesses while recovering from injuries. Our paralegals are trusted professionals who drive outcomes, build systems, and ensure clients are served with rigor and care. This role is designed for someone seeking real responsibility, autonomy, and a clear leadership path within the firm.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree required.
At least three years of experience at a personal injury law firm required.
Demonstrated negotiation experience required.
Experience negotiating PIP and other medical lien reductions required.
Demonstrated servant-style leadership over legal assistants.
Highly intelligent with strong judgment and forward-thinking ability.
Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading skills.
Strong verbal communication and negotiation skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office systems.
Proficiency with Clio and other case management systems.
Highly self-directed and capable of working without close supervision.

Nice To Haves

Experience negotiating third-party liability claims; UIM experience strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Take substantial ownership over personal injury cases from development through settlement and resolution, under attorney supervision.
Lead negotiations with third-party liability adjusters and first-party UIM adjusters.
Assist in case valuation, demand strategy, and negotiation planning using independent judgment.
Draft, refine, and proofread high-quality demand letters and supporting materials.
Serve as a primary client contact, maintaining trust, clarity, and momentum.
Negotiate PIP lien waivers, reductions, and other medical liens.
Analyze medical records and billing to support settlement posture.
Provide day-to-day leadership and mentoring to legal assistants.
Act as an escalation point for case-related questions and workflow decisions.
Maintain and improve systems using Clio and other client management tools.
Identify inefficiencies and proactively design better processes.
Work independently with minimal supervision while keeping attorneys informed.