Does anyone use case management software specifically for Plaintiffs PI? If so, what do you use, what do you like about it, and what do you hate about it?

What do ppl think of Jaime Rogozinski’s approach to investing in individual stocks and shunning index funds?

Hey guys,

Heard about the upcoming recession news.
I have my joining in Nagarro in December.
Is it risky to join, as we have heard recession is approaching in January in India and there will be massive firing.
Has Nagarro had a past of firing individuals, during recession times or so?

Anyone stayed at Ritz Carlton Toronto? Would you recommend/nah/nicer properties around town?

At KPMG do they check your education certificates? Also can anyone advise what the base salary is for a Audit Apprenticeship?

Got dinged after a job interview and was told by the recruiter verbatim that the reason is I wasn’t outgoing enough. This was for a product manager role, not sales or anything...so disappointing.

Can anyone give me some insight into the PWC interview process? I know they base some of the questions around the development framework. Does anyone know the questions for a senior associate?

Has anyone used fundrise and may you share your thoughts on it?

I am currently doing my masters in Business Analytics at USC. Looking for an internship for this summer 2023. Would appreciate if someone can help me with a referral.

What branches offer a similar MOS as PsyOps (37F) in the army? Thinking of joining

Hi.. anyone interested in starting a study group for GMAT prep?

How long do you think the higher-than-normal interviewing rate is going to last at all of MBB? I don’t feel prepared enough to apply as of now, but don’t want to miss my chance

Is it common practice to exclude force majeure in SPA's for the seller?

Hi All,

I am having 9 years of experience in testing (Both Manual and Automation)
My CCTC : 12 Lacs

I hold 2 offers
1. TCS : 18 Lacs including 2.4 lacs variable
2. Appian Corp : 21.1 Lacs including 2 lacs variable

Please help me which company should i go

About to move in to Singapore in a few months. What’s a realistic budget for me if I want to stay near Clarke Quay? I’m not earning a lot but want a modest lifestyle.

Anyone live in Portland? What’s the cost of living like in comparison to a city like LA or NYC? Is $100k enough to live comfortably in Oregon?

What have other PI firms in ATL been offering as far as base salary plus bonuses per settled case?

🎉January Job Thread!

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What's Morgan & Morgan like to work for? They are recruiting a lot and wondering whether it's worth it to jump ship. Particularly interested in what the environment is like, whether the cases are good quality or whether they just go for volume, and whether the comp lives up to what they promise.

6 attorney Plaintiff PI Law firm in Chicago is hiring an associate, if anyone is looking DM me.

Any tips for approaching adjuster to increase their offer? Just started doing PI cases

This Bowl needs some life!

Any plaintiff PI lawyers have any good trials, verdicts, or settlement stories to tell of?

Would enjoy hearing some success stories!

I just got an email that an old boss jumped off the building and committed suicide yesterday afternoon. He had a successful law practice and appeared (outwardly) to be fine. This triggered a lot of thoughts about how unhappy I have been my entire time in this profession, how unhappy everybody I’ve encountered has also been (against or working with), and how much more stressful and difficult it is grinding out a living every year practicing law. Suggestions for healthy ways to cope with stress?

Hello! I am a 5th year associate in a major TX metro. My base is $150,000 and after this year’s bonus expect to earn $220,000. In 2022, I generated $2.1M in net fee for the firm. Is this on par with what other firm’s are paying? Is it more? Is it less? Is it just right?

What’re the primary differences in PI when practicing in NJ v. NY? Benefits? Drawbacks? Which do you prefer?

Im on pace to settle between $8-10M this year ($2.7-3M in fees) as pre-lit personal injury attorney, 10 years out, 1 year into new firm, Base $90k, 3% commission, I should clear $175k-$180k this year with benefits and 4% matching IRA, we have 55 employees at the firm, is it unreasonable to be wanting to clear $200k a year? $225k a reach? Don’t want to be unreasonable having only been here a year?

I really need advice for a product liability case. I am in a bit over my head and need to hand it off to a large firm or settle, just don’t know if I am settling too low.

How do associates and non-named partners obtain (plaintiff) personal injury cases? Do you advertise yourself, create a brand, all word of mouth through your network and family and friends, or something else? I get a great 40% of fees I bring in, but so far have only been able to bring in one minor MVA case (guy I went to high school with). I have been practicing for 1.5 years for reference. Trying to learn how to bring in cases

Anyone work for Morgan & Morgan? Do you know if they allow you to work remotely/hybrid? I’d like to apply with them but the closest office is an hour away and I don’t want that commute. I have a young child.

Plaintiff’s PI/Med-mal attorney, thanks to a good relationship with a former client who is in HR at a major health system I have an interview for an in-house associate’s position. Any advice on how I can market my skillset so I don’t blow this?

Anyone going to the AAJ conference in Vegas? It'll be my first time to an AAJ conference AND Vegas! Is it usually more fun or educational?

For Plaintiff's attorneys, how big is your caseload? What kind of cases are the majority of them and are they in suit? I am currently handling 150+ mostly MVAs and premise liability cases, just about all in suit, (on top of about 10 DUIs and other small traffic matters) and I feel like I'm drowning and looking to jump ship. What is normal/to be expected? In NYC area if that matters

I have my first jury trial as a plaintiff’s attorney next week. I’ve first-chaired 12 jury trials as a insurance defense attorney but this is my first trial on the plaintiff side. I’m really nervous about losing because the case isn’t great, I’m probably rusty thanks to the pandemic, and my client is depending on me. Any tips?

Those who switched from Plaintiffs work to Defense, what was it like? What did you like about it, what didn’t you like? Considering a switch...

What kind of split does your firm give you for bringing in cases? Trying to negotiate with my firm for an increase. Currently, I get 15% plus my base salary.