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Pre-Litigation Case Manager

Tech Americas USA
A tiempo completo
En el sitio
Guatemala City, Guatemala City, Guatemala


The Pre-Litigation Case Manager Paralegal serves as the primary point of contact for clients during the pre-litigation phase. This role is responsible for introducing clients to the process, maintaining ongoing communication, and ensuring all necessary documentation and approvals are obtained. The Case Manager plays a vital role in supporting attorneys, helping clients navigate their claims, and ensuring each case progresses efficiently and smoothly toward resolution.

 

As a Case Manager, you will:


  • Contact clients to inform them when their case has entered the pre-litigation stage.
  • Clearly explain the pre-litigation process, including expectations, advantages, and potential challenges. 
  • Provide clients with their demand letters, secure approval for submission, and process edits or revisions as requested. 
  • Follow up consistently with clients to confirm receipt of demand letters and obtain timely responses. 
  • Accurately and thoroughly document all communications in internal systems and ensure records are up to date. 
  • Maintain proactive follow-ups to keep cases on track and progressing smoothly.  
  • Actively communicate with management regarding client updates, case status, and any challenges impacting progress. 
  • Ensure all client interactions are handled with professionalism, empathy, and alignment with the firm’s service standards. 

As a Case Manager, you have: 


  • Strong communication and client service skills, with prior client-facing experience preferred.
  • Ability to explain complex legal processes in clear, simple, and empathetic terms. 
  • Highly organized with excellent follow-up, time management, and attention to detail.
  • Proficiency in case management software 
  • Previous experience in a legal, paralegal, or case management role strongly preferred 
  • Ability to manage multiple cases simultaneously while maintaining accuracy and professionalism.