Bilingual Associate Attorney at DM Injury Law in Kansas City, MO

Summary: DM Injury Law is one of the fastest-growing personal injury firms in the Midwest, and they are seeking a Bilingual Associate Attorney to manage personal injury caseloads and provide legal services to clients. This role requires fluency in English and Spanish, and the attorney will collaborate with the legal team to ensure compliance with laws and regulations while maintaining positive relationships with clients. Responsibilities: - Manage personal injury caseloads through the pre-litigation claim process - Interact and negotiate with insurance companies on behalf of clients - Communicate with and maintain positive relationships with English- and Spanish-speaking clients - Draft correspondence, pleadings, discovery requests and responses, settlement agreements, and other legal documents - Ensure accuracy of all documents prepared by you and your team - Provide direction and supervision to non-attorney staff in compliance with all laws and regulations Required Qualifications: - Active Missouri Bar license — required - At least one year of civil practice experience — required - Full professional proficiency in English and Spanish — required Preferred Qualifications: - Active Kansas Bar license — preferred - Ability to excel in a fast-paced, high-volume environment - Exceptional organizational, prioritization, and time-management skills - Committed to providing responsive and compassionate client service - Proficient with Microsoft Office programs — Excel, Word, and related tools - Outstanding written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills in both languages Required Skills: Missouri Bar license, Civil practice experience, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, English language proficiency, Spanish language proficiency, Time-management skills Benefits: Uncapped earning potential, Origination from day one, No billable hour requirements, Dedicated support staff, Quarterly bonus, 401(k) with 4% match, Full benefits from day one, Work/life balance, Sustainable caseloads