Legal Virtual Case Manager – English & Spanish Speaker (Remote, PST Hours)

About the Role

We are looking for an experienced Personal Injury Case Manager to support a U.S.-based legal client. This role is ideal for someone with hands-on experience independently managing personal injury cases through the pre-litigation process, from intake through demand.

The ideal candidate is organized, proactive, confident working independently, and comfortable communicating professionally with both English- and Spanish-speaking clients.

Key Responsibilities
Manage a full caseload of personal injury cases from intake through demand
Serve as the primary point of contact for clients and provide case updates in English and Spanish
Request, review, and organize medical records, bills, insurance documents, and other case materials
Coordinate with medical providers, insurance adjusters, attorneys, and other parties involved in each case
Prepare demand packages and ensure all supporting documentation is complete and accurate
Proactively follow up on outstanding records, treatment updates, insurance matters, and case requirements
Maintain accurate case records, deadlines, notes, and status updates in the case management system
Ensure cases continue progressing without unnecessary delays

Requirements
Minimum of 1 year of hands-on Personal Injury Case Management experience, specifically in pre-litigation
Proven experience independently managing and owning personal injury cases
Fluent or professional-level English and Spanish, both written and verbal
Strong understanding of the personal injury case lifecycle from intake through demand
Experience managing multiple active cases with minimal supervision
Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and follow-through
Experience using legal case management software or CRM systems
Strong professional communication skills

Preferred Qualifications
Experience working directly with U.S.-based personal injury law firms
Experience preparing demand packages and supporting settlement processes
Experience communicating with Spanish-speaking clients
Knowledge of medical terminology, treatment records, liens, and billing documentation
Familiarity with Clio, Filevine, or similar legal case management platforms
Experience communicating with insurance adjusters and medical providers

Location: Remote - Anywhere

Skills required for this job:

  • Case management
  • Documentation management
  • Filevine
  • Legal CRM
  • Legal case
  • Medical terminology
  • Personal injury law
  • Pre-litigation
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