Ohio Workers' Comp Attorney — Hearings & Appeals

Ohio BWC (official); Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 79,000 - 116,000; Full time

Job summary

Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation in Cleveland seeks an attorney to represent the BWC Administrator at Industrial Commission hearings and to prepare for hearings by reviewing claim files and analyzing issues. The role involves interpreting laws, preparing appeals and memoranda, and providing legal advice to service offices and staff.

Admission to the Ohio Bar is required, and travel is expected. This full-time position reports to the Workers' Compensation organization, with typical 8-5 hours

Qualifications

• Admission to the Ohio Bar is required.
• Strong knowledge of Ohio law, rules, and regulations.
• Ability to travel and provide transportation.

Responsibilities

• Represents the BWC Administrator at all levels of Industrial Commission hearings.
• Prepares for hearings by reviewing claim files & analyzing the legal issues involved.
• Interprets laws, rules & regulations; advances legal arguments.
• Reviews all hearing notices & Industrial Commission decisions; interprets Industrial Commission orders & decides whether to appeal based on laws, rules & regulations.
• Prepares & submits appeals, motions & memoranda in support to the Industrial Commission; prepares & submits hearing summary sheets.
• Provides legal advice & consultation to the service offices, BWC administration & staff.
• Reviews claim information requested in subpoenas prior to distribution to requesting parties to ensure accuracy & privacy.

Skills

Public Speaking

Decision Making

Verbal Communication

Written Communication

Education

Ohio Bar admission

Juris Doctor degree

Job description

Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation in Cleveland seeks an attorney to represent the BWC Administrator at Industrial Commission hearings and to prepare for hearings by reviewing claim files and analyzing issues. The role involves interpreting laws, preparing appeals and memoranda, and providing legal advice to service offices and staff.

Admission to the Ohio Bar is required, and travel is expected. This full-time position reports to the Workers' Compensation organization, with typical 8-5 hours