Responsibilities The intern's central focus will be information distillation - reviewing large volumes of material, identifying what is relevant, and determining the appropriate next step or follow-up.
Representative responsibilities include:
Auditing and organizing the case management system to ensure files, deadlines, and client records are complete and accurate
Building AI-assisted workflows to process medical records, intake calls, and case documents, allowing attorneys to focus on casework
Drafting client updates and status communications for attorney review and approval
Documenting workflows and procedures to improve efficiency on future cases
Participating in intake and case review meetings and preparing follow-up summaries
Evaluating new AI tools and reporting findings and recommendations to the team
Developing simple dashboards to track case status and identify process bottlenecks
This is a supervised, non-legal support role. The intern will not practice law or provide legal advice, and will work under the direction of attorneys and staff. The intern will be entrusted with confidential client information from day one, and discretion is a core expectation of the role.
Ideal Candidate Profile We are looking for candidates who have demonstrated the ability to perform under pressure - whether through athletics, business, prior work experience, or another setting requiring resilience and adaptability. Candidates who have taken on new challenges, relocated, led a team, or built trust quickly in an unfamiliar environment are encouraged to apply.
No specific degree is required. Strong candidates will demonstrate:
Initiative to approach ambiguous problems proactively
Strong organizational skills to manage multiple ongoing responsibilities without dropping details
The ability to write clearly and effectively on the first draft, including emails, briefs, and status updates
Comfort working with numbers, spreadsheets, and basic logical reasoning
A genuine interest in AI tools, paired with the discipline to develop real proficiency
Sound judgment regarding confidentiality and the maturity to safeguard sensitive information
The willingness to ask for help or flag issues before they become larger problems
Preferred, but not required: experience with Google Workspace or Microsoft Office, prior exposure to a legal, medical, or insurance setting, or a track record of successfully balancing school, work, and other commitments.
Qualifications Strong problem-solving instincts and eagerness to learn quickly
Ability to perform in a fast-paced, deadline-driven, high-stakes environment
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Basic analytical ability, including the capacity to interpret operational data
Familiarity with, or willingness to learn, case management or CRM platforms (e.g., Filevine, CASEpeer, Clio, Litify, Smokeball, HubSpot, or similar)
Genuine interest in legal technology, automation, and process improvement
Comfort using AI tools and large language models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or similar) to improve efficiency
A self-starter mindset, with the ability to build processes rather than wait for direction
Trustworthiness with confidential information and a strong commitment to client privacy