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Processes vendor invoices, client disbursements, payment runs, check requests, and travel expenses. Maintains vendor records, verifies supporting documentation, applies billing guidelines, and provides accounting backup. The role also performs clerical duties and supports special projects while managing multiple priorities and deadlines. Law firm experience is preferred but not required.

Represents domestic and international insurers in complex insurance coverage disputes and litigation. Responsibilities include developing litigation strategy, researching and analyzing legal issues, interpreting insurance policies, drafting coverage advice, pleadings, briefs, memoranda, and correspondence, participating in arbitrations, depositions, mediations, settlements, and client interactions. The attorney must manage multiple matters, communicate effectively, work independently, and collaborate with colleagues.

Provides legal administrative support in a busy, client-facing environment. Responsibilities include managing multiple tasks, handling confidential information, maintaining strong communication, adapting to changing priorities, and using Microsoft Office applications. The role requires at least one year of legal administrative experience and six months to one year of litigation experience.

Supports accounts payable, cash receipts, monthly reporting, general ledger accuracy, account reconciliations, discrepancy research, journal entries, month-end and year-end close activities, and external audit preparation. The role requires an accounting degree, strong analytical and organizational skills, proficiency with Microsoft Office, and the ability to manage priorities independently and collaboratively. Law firm experience is preferred but not required.

Provides legal administrative support in a busy, client-facing environment. Responsibilities include managing multiple tasks, maintaining confidential information, communicating professionally, adapting to new technologies, and supporting litigation-related work. The role requires strong administrative, computer, organizational, and communication skills, along with the ability to manage a demanding desk and changing priorities.

The Billing Coordinator manages legal billing processes, including reviewing and entering billing changes, preparing LEDES electronic invoices, maintaining matter and billing data, submitting budgets and rates, handling deductions and appeals, retrieving supporting documentation, analyzing billing issues, and assisting with reports and special projects.