Workers' Compensation Hearing Representative — Defense (LA/OC)

WorkCompCentral; Brea (CA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with employer match

100% employer-paid medical

Generous vacation and paid time off

Bar dues/CLE where applicable

Job summary

CDLP Law in Southern California is seeking an experienced hearing representative to manage their conference calendar and advance files toward resolution. The role involves handling status conferences, MSCs, and lien matters with a focus on quality over quantity.

Qualifications include 3+ years appearing at the WCAB (defense or applicant side) and being based in Los Angeles or Orange County. The firm offers strong benefits and a path toward professional growth.

Qualifications

• 3+ years appearing at the WCAB, defense or applicant side.
• Based in Los Angeles or Orange County.

Responsibilities

• Handle status conferences, MSCs, priority and lien conferences.
• Prepare PTCS, negotiate liens, move files to resolution.
• Maintain a caseload sized to be done well, not a 300-file treadmill.
• Your work is reviewed by the attorney whose name goes on it.

Skills

WCAB appearances

Calendar management

File management

Negotiation

Job description

$75,000–$115,000 depending on experience.

CDLP Law is a workers' compensation defense firm in Brea.

We represent carriers, TPAs, and self-insured employers across the Southern California district offices.

We are hiring one experienced hearing representative to run our conference calendar and move files.

What The Job Is

• Status conferences, MSCs, priority and lien conferences;
• PTCS preparation, lien negotiation, moving files to resolution;
• A caseload sized to be done well, not a 300-file treadmill;
• Your work is reviewed by the attorney whose name goes on it

What We Need

• 3+ years appearing at the WCAB, defense or applicant side.
• Based in Los Angeles or Orange County

• Benefits: 401(k) with employer match, 100% employer-paid medical, generous vacation and paid time off, bar dues/CLE where applicable.

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