Are there any Workers Compensation MO Claims Adjuster here? I handle complex MO claims, which include review and authorization of surgeries. Basically, if the EE is not LT, the MO Adjuster manages the claims to closure. As an MO Adjuster, is that what you do? At what point do you transfer claims to LT Adjuster? What's your average monthly claim count? I'm trying to find out if my job duties and 10-hour shifts are in line with my salary. Or should I move on
I’m at Milbank and finished the evening at 2764.9 and 53 hours of pro Bono. I got zero. So firm dependent.
What group at Milbank? I was thinking of interviewing there and holy crap is this a turnoff.
Discretionary bonuses are BS! I left a firm because that meant 0 bonuses.
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Discretionary means exactly that
I don’t think my post was clear - I’m at a V20 with market bonuses. I was wondering if there’s an hours threshold where firms typically provide discretionary bonuses above market.
I’m at an Am15 law firm. We get market bonuses at 1,900 and discretionary over 2,100.
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OP - This is obviously very firm-dependent. If you don’t name the firm, no one could possibly tell you.
Usually when firms do “discretionary” vs tiers of bonus bumps, they factor in performance/quality in addition to billable hours.
I’ll tell you know, it’s BakerHostetler.
So when are you leaving BakerHostetler? lol
Haha folks I promise I’m not at Baker! Just curious if billing a ton can generally mean an above market bonuses