Information on Ohio's Consumer Laws from Attorney Daniel Myers, Myers Law, LLC, not legal advice
Myers Law is in need of Intake Specialists to speak with potential new clients and listen to their concerns. We have had a rapid increase and influx of consumers contacting our office for help with bad businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, and we are also engaged in some large class action matters and industry-changing litigation. We are looking to hire a one or two new staff positions whose’ job will focus on client intake and communication, and may involve legal drafting, research, and outreach / marketing with the right candidate.
This position is critical to our mission of making big change for Ohio consumers–on individual cases, class actions, and through new consumer protections. Candidates must be interested in helping every-day consumers fight against bad businesses. Candidates must be interested in fighting against unfair, deceptive, and unconscionable business conduct. For a description of the work that we do, and clients that we assist, check out our website.
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This position requires task-oriented team members who have excellent organizational skills, are detail oriented, are able to solve problems and have a working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and experience scheduling with Clio and/or Google Calendar. Email and technological proficiency (laptop use, Microsoft Office software use, webmail, social media use, and ability to learn new programs, systems, and other software) is a must. Candidates must be self-driven and be able to work from home, as this position is, after initial training, is primarily a work-from-home position, some days in the office. That may change at some point in the future to working from the office primarily, but for now, we are almost entirely working remotely.
If you are interested in applying this position, please submit an application via email to Info@MyersLawLLC.com. The Subject line must be “Intake Specialist Application for Myers Law” and the email must contain three paragraphs: the first about why you are interested in working at Myers Law or fighting for consumers, the second one stating why you are interested in handling new potential client intake calls / communication with clients; and the third one stating whether you are looking to work part-time or full-time along with a date by which you could start. If you write for a blog currently or did so in the past, please feel free to include a link in the third paragraph. You must attach the following documents to that email:
Either a current customer service worker, or worker in a customer-facing position using phone and email communication with customers, or a current student or graduate from law school or paralegal school.
We are looking for an intake specialist who can assist the office with reviewing client documents, communicating with current clients about scheduling and other litigation-related events and needs from them, and the initial investigation, complaint drafting, and discovery process. This is an hourly position that reports to Dan Myers and the Office Manager. Part-time employees would be expected to work 20 or more hours per week. A full-time employee would be expected to work 40 hours per week. Those hired would work mostly remotely, with potential for 1-2 in-office working days, with a return to the office when it is safe and advisable based on the current health crisis. Some light, local travel could be involved to various building departments, courts, or occasional business networking events.
The position pays $14 per hour. There are other benefits, such as a Simple-IRA with matching after payment and length of employment criteria are met, and reimbursement of certain expenses. Full-time employees also have paid time off and certain paid holidays. The amount of paid time off is negotiable and can be discussed, but is likely two weeks for the first year, plus the mentioned holidays. Part-time employees have time they may take off, but that time, other than holidays, may not be paid, depending on the circumstances
This position will involve a large amount of communication with clients on the phone and through e-mail, as well as note taking, and employees will need to be able to efficiently and competently use Word, Excel, some Google Documents, Email, and our practice management system Clio. Clio training is available for those unfamiliar with it. Timeliness, attention to detail, accuracy, and prompt but polite communication are all a must. Our office uses Clio for practice management, and candidates with experience using Clio efficiently will be preferred. Procedures are in place to follow for most tasks, and candidates should be able to follow and perform those tasks according to the procedures in place. If no procedure is in place, candidates should be able to assist in creating a written procedure for different tasks. Duties may vary from time to time.
For law clerks, some work may include legal drafting, research, writing, and attendance at court proceedings if interested. For law school students and graduates, there is no guarantee, but there is a possibility, of future employment as an associate attorney with Myers Law, LLC upon successful work as a law clerk, and passage of the bar exam, based on the needs of the practice at the time.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please email Alise at Info@MyersLawLLC.com as outlined at the top of this page.