Remote CA Workers' Comp Attorney | Flexible, Bonuses

Orion Placement; United States; Remote; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work flexibility

Occasional travel for hearings

Job summary

Orion Placement is seeking a motivated Workers' Compensation Attorney to join our growing legal team on a remote, nationwide basis. You will manage California WC matters, represent clients in hearings, and draft filings while collaborating with experienced colleagues.

Applicants must hold an active California Bar license with at least 1 year of CA WC experience. Remote work flexibility, strong writing and negotiation skills, and occasional travel to California are expected, with discretionary

Qualifications

• Active CA Bar license in good standing is required.
• 1+ year of California workers' compensation experience is required.
• Experience managing WC claims and litigation is required.
• Strong writing, negotiation, and communication skills are essential.
• Ability to work remotely and attend CA proceedings when needed.

Responsibilities

• Manage California workers' compensation cases from start to resolution.
• Represent clients in WCAB hearings, depositions, and settlements.
• Draft petitions, pleadings, briefs, and other litigation documents.
• Negotiate settlements and liens in workers' compensation matters.
• Collaborate with colleagues while maintaining organized, timely files.

Skills

State Bar license (CA)

California WC experience

Legal writing

Negotiation

Remote work capability

Education

Active California State Bar license

Job description

Orion Placement is seeking a motivated Workers' Compensation Attorney to join our growing legal team on a remote, nationwide basis. You will manage California WC matters, represent clients in hearings, and draft filings while collaborating with experienced colleagues.

Applicants must hold an active California Bar license with at least 1 year of CA WC experience. Remote work flexibility, strong writing and negotiation skills, and occasional travel to California are expected, with discretionary