If you’re currently in an assistant role where your effort goes unnoticed or your growth feels limited, this may be the change you’ve been looking for. This in-office position offers the chance to step into a more meaningful role—one where your initiative is valued, your contribution matters, and your work directly supports people during some of the most challenging times in their lives. What You’ll Gain This role offers more than just a job—it’s an opportunity to grow: • A workplace where your contribution is recognized and appreciated • Exposure to the legal field and personal injury practice • Increasing responsibility as you prove yourself • A clear path for career development for someone who applies themselves Why This Role Matters The right person in this position becomes a trusted, go-to team member—the kind of person who keeps cases moving, strengthens relationships, and plays a real part in helping clients recover and move forward. Bring your work ethic, your people skills, and your willingness to learn—and step into a position where what you do truly makes a difference. Responsibilities: What You’ll Do You’ll be a central part of the day-to-day flow, supporting a mix of administrative and coordination tasks such as: • Contacting medical providers requesting records and bills • Ordering Police reports • Updating treatment status and supporting client files to help cases move forward • Answering calls when the receptionist is on other calls • Communicating with clients in a professional, reassuring manner • Jumping in where needed—anticipating needs and solving problems before they grow This role is ideal for a relationship-focused, get-it-done assistant! Qualifications: Who You Are • You’re dependable and follow through—people know they can count on you • You communicate clearly and build positive working relationships • You’re organized, but also flexible when priorities shift • You’re curious and eager to learn new skills and systems • Experience as a Legal Assistant is ideal, but not mandatory. If you have gained good experience in an office assistant role, we can help you learn what’s necessary in our Law Office Compensation: $15 - $17 hourly

• What You’ll DoYou’ll be a central part of the day-to-day flow, supporting a mix of administrative and coordination tasks such as: • Contacting medical providers requesting records and bills • Ordering Police reports • Updating treatment status and supporting client files to help cases move forward • Answering calls when the receptionist is on other calls • Communicating with clients in a professional, reassuring manner • Jumping in where needed—anticipating needs and solving problems before they growThis role is ideal for a relationship-focused, get-it-done assistant!