Bilingual virtual legal assistant for personal injury firms
Phones, intake, investigation, demands and settlement, handled by a pre-trained assistant who works as part of your team.
$2,500 a month · 40-hour week · English & Spanish
What your assistant handles
From the first call to the final settlement breakdown.
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Receptionist
- Answering and routing phone calls
- Customer service for your clients
- General inquiries, texts and voicemail
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Intake & opening claims
- Initial client intake
- Setting up clients in your CRM
- Filing claims with insurance carriers
- Sending letters of representation
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Investigation
- Police and incident reports
- Establishing liability
- Policy limit searches
- Insurance documents and medical records
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Property damage
- Setting up inspections
- Coordinating repairs and rentals
- Estimates and photos
- Loss of use claims
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Subrogation & liens
- Health insurance subrogation claims
- Gathering final lien information
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Demands & medical summaries
- 3P and 1P demands
- Medpay/PIP demands
- Supplemental demands
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Settlement
- Sending signed releases
- Following up on checks
- Final balance verifications
- Settlement breakdowns
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Administrative
- Calendaring, faxes and email
- Data entry and document organization
- Payroll help, travel and reservations
Need someone to own the whole pre-lit file? See the Pre-Lit Case Manager, $3,250 a month
$2,500 a month, all-inclusive
40-hour work week. No recruitment fees and no hidden charges.
- Free interview before you commit
- Free replacement if it is not a fit
- No setup or hidden fees
- Meet your assistant in 3 to 5 days
- Attorney-approved NDAs
- Hubstaff-monitored hours
- Bilingual, English and Spanish
- US personal-injury focus
Every role side by side: Pricing · How client data is protected: Data security
We guide you from the first call to their first day
Tell us where you need help. We handpick a PI-trained assistant, you meet them, and we walk you through every step until they start.
Ready to add a legal assistant to your team?
Free and 15 minutes. If it is a fit, you interview the assistant before they start.
