Case Development & Intake Attorney — Growth & Impact

BCG Attorney Search; Irving (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation

401(k) match

Medical insurance

Dental & vision

Relocation assistance

Gym membership

Company events

Job summary

BCG Attorney Search in Irving, TX seeks a Case Development Intake Attorney to manage a docket of ~50 cases, investigate and develop cases, and prepare them for litigation. You will coordinate with clients and case managers to ensure thorough case development and alignment with litigation goals.

Requirements include a valid Texas license, JD, 0–3 years of personal injury experience, and strong writing skills. Supervision of non-attorneys is preferred; a TX driver license is required.

Qualifications

• Licensed to practice law in Texas and in good standing.
• 0-3 years of personal injury experience.
• Strong commitment to client service and excellent writing skills.
• Experience supervising non-attorneys preferred.
• Valid TX driver license and good driving record.

Responsibilities

• Investigate and develop commercial cases.
• Manage client communications and case status updates.
• Handle property damage claims and prepare expense requests.
• Conduct criminal and social media investigations.
• Prepare and document demands for case settlements.
• Act as a liaison between management and adjusters.
• Ensure compliance with ethical and legal obligations.

Skills

Initiative

Attention to detail

Customer service

Emotional intelligence

Time management

Bilingual Spanish

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

BCG Attorney Search in Irving, TX seeks a Case Development Intake Attorney to manage a docket of ~50 cases, investigate and develop cases, and prepare them for litigation. You will coordinate with clients and case managers to ensure thorough case development and alignment with litigation goals.

Requirements include a valid Texas license, JD, 0–3 years of personal injury experience, and strong writing skills. Supervision of non-attorneys is preferred; a TX driver license is required.