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Hearing Representative
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89 days ago
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Hearing Representative
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Role Description Our client, a well-established California workers' compensation defense firm, is seeking experienced Hearing Representatives to join its expanding team. This is an excellent opportunity for professionals with strong California workers' compensation defense experience who are confident handling lien matters independently and appearing before the WCAB. The firm is seeking candidates with at least 3 years of California workers' compensation defense experience, specifically individuals who are comfortable managing high-volume lien caseloads, negotiating complex disputes, and advocating before WCAB judges in substantive proceedings. Primary Responsibilities - Independently manage a full caseload of lien files from intake through resolution - Analyze medical records, evaluate apportionment, and rate permanent disability utilizing the AMA Guides - Represent clients at Mandatory Settlement Conferences, Status Conferences, lien hearings, and walk-through settlements before the WCAB - Negotiate directly with lien claimants to resolve disputed matters efficiently and strategically - Draft legal documents including settlement agreements, declarations, and position statements - Maintain regular communication with employers, insurance carriers, and TPAs by providing case updates, reporting, and strategic recommendations Qualifications - 3–20 years of California workers' compensation defense experience as a Hearing Representative - Direct experience appearing before WCAB judges in substantive hearings - Hands-on experience handling medical lien hearings, beyond copy service liens - Ability to independently manage a large and active lien caseload - Strong understanding of permanent disability ratings and AMA Guides methodology - Experience reviewing medical records and evaluating apportionment issues - Prior experience with a California workers' compensation defense firm or insurance carrier is preferred - Strong drafting skills for settlement agreements, declarations, and other litigation-related documents - Comfortable operating in a fully digital, paperless environment - Excellent advocacy, negotiation, and written communication skills Benefits This opportunity offers the chance to work on sophisticated lien matters within a highly respected California workers' compensation defense practice while maintaining meaningful hearing and client interaction responsibilities. Reference Number 3WR9RV98
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