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Woven Legal LLC is seeking a part-time, fully remote Personal Injury - Case Manager to keep injury files moving smoothly, client-ready, and deadline-safe. The role supports attorneys by maintaining files from intake through resolution and coordinating medical records.
Key duties include reporting claims, following up with adjusters, assembling demand packages, calendar management for SOL and government claims, and ensuring timely communications with clients.
We're hiring a part-time, fully remote Personal Injury - Case Manager to keep injury files moving smoothly, client-ready, and deadline-safe. This role matters because steady follow-through helps clients feel supported, gives attorneys clean documentation, and protects time-sensitive dates.
Key responsibilities include maintaining PI files from intake through resolution; reporting claims and persistently following up with adjusters; coordinating treatment updates and spotting care gaps; requesting, tracking, and organizing medical records and itemized bills with consistent provider outreach; assembling demand packages (chronologies, specials, special damages summaries); supporting settlement tracking and disbursement paperwork; and calendaring critical deadlines (SOL, minors' tolling, government claims).
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You'll start by settling into your home workspace and setting priorities around core hours (Monday–Friday, 9 am–5 pm PT). The day typically blends quiet, focused time in your case management system with short Slack/Zoom touchpoints to confirm what's next and keep communication clear. You'll spend stretches organizing information so files are easy to understand at a glance, then shift to timely outreach and status checks when updates are needed. Before logging off, you'll make sure notes are current, tomorrow's follow-ups are queued, and nothing urgent is left hanging-so the next day begins with momentum, not catch-up.