Junior Associate Disability Attorney

Overview

A legal team specializing in Social Security Disability claims is seeking a Junior Associate Disability Attorney to join their growing practice. The firm has over 35 years of experience helping clients obtain justice and financial stability through disability claims. This entry-level attorney position offers opportunities for professional growth within the Social Security Disability practice area.

Responsibilities

• Represent clients in hearings before Social Security Administrative Law Judges, which may comprise 50-66% of work time
• Handle other legal tasks including answering client inquiries, reviewing and developing cases at pre-hearing and hearing levels
• Conduct legal research and draft pre-hearing brief memorandums and appeals council briefs
• Maintain regular client contact via telephone, mail, email, and occasional in-person meetings
• Travel to hearings in various cities and states as required (up to 70% travel)

Requirements

• Licensed attorney in good standing
• Residence in one of the following states: CA, TX, GA, FL, NV, TN, DC, NC, or SC
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• Excellent legal writing ability
• Dependable and reliable with eagerness to learn and make a difference
• Ability to travel extensively for hearings
• Knowledge of Social Security Disability law preferred but not required

Remote Work Requirements

• Fast internet connection (20MB+), wired Ethernet preferred
• Landline telephone or strong cell phone signal in home office
• Quiet, distraction-free home office environment during business hours

Provided Equipment and Support

• Laptop computer, additional monitor, printer, and headphones
• Remote internet Wi-Fi access for business travel
• Monthly cell phone stipend

Compensation and Benefits

• Salary range: $50,000 to $65,000 annually, depending on experience
• Paid holidays and paid time off
• Comprehensive medical benefits package
• Employee wellness program
• 401(k) plan and profit sharing

Location

This position is remote but requires residence in CA, TX, GA, FL, NV, TN, DC, NC, or SC, with travel to hearings in other cities and states.