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Cooper Hart Leggiero & Whitehead, PLLC in The Woodlands, Texas, seeks an experienced Asbestos Bankruptcy Claims Analyst. You will identify viable bankruptcy trust claims by reviewing client records and exposure evidence, then develop strategies to maximize recoveries for clients.
The role favors candidates with plaintiff asbestos litigation or asbestos bankruptcy trust experience, strong analytical skills, and excellent written and verbal communication.
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Full Time Spring, TX, US
Cooper Hart Leggiero & Whitehead, PLLC The Woodlands, Texas | Remote Opportunities Available for Experienced Candidates
Join a Team That Makes a Difference
Cooper Hart Leggiero & Whitehead is a nationally recognized asbestos litigation firm dedicated to helping individuals and families affected by asbestos-related malignancies obtain the compensation they deserve. Our team combines compassionate client advocacy with deep expertise in asbestos bankruptcy trust claims, guiding clients through complex recovery processes with professionalism, precision, and care.
We are seeking an experienced, analytical, and highly detail-oriented Asbestos Bankruptcy Claims Analyst to join our growing team. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys investigative work, solving complex problems, reviewing evidence, and connecting the dots between work histories, exposures, and available trust compensation opportunities.
As an Asbestos Bankruptcy Claims Analyst, you will play a critical role in identifying viable bankruptcy trust claims, evaluating supporting evidence, and developing claim strategies that help maximize recoveries for our clients.
This position is intended for candidates with experience in plaintiff asbestos litigation and/or asbestos bankruptcy trust claims.
Key Responsibilities
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What Makes Someone Successful in This Role?
Successful candidates are naturally curious, highly organized, and enjoy analyzing complex information. They are strong problem-solvers who can connect information from multiple sources, communicate effectively with attorneys and clients, and are motivated by helping individuals and families affected by asbestos-related diseases obtain compensation.