Most days usually start with checking my email, scan in the mail. Some days we have deposition and if it’s a Spanish speaker I usually am there to translate and prepare the client for the questions that the defendants usually ask. They ask about the accident, how it happened their past ant heir medical treatment. Ive been in on the deposition so many times at this point that I feel like a robot when it comes to translating the questions, in a good way especially since the attorney had gone ver with me the reason they ask all these questions. Some days when there is no deposition for the day it usually consists of going through the cases in the NYSCEF which is the court website, and see if the defendants have answered our demands and/or if we need to send our demands and if we responded to the defendants demands. From there that’s when I assign tasks for myself to draft our demand, or responses. I mentioned earlier that I’m still working on drafting a Bill of Particular, which is the injuries and go into detail of the injuries body parts. The work is relatively simple once you get the hang of it but the constant following up can be a bit hard to keep track of. Some days I work on car accident cases which is this the basic demands but if it’s a new case and we have to do an intake. We have to send out both letters to the the clients insurance for something that’s called no fault insurance and to the person who hit her insurance. In some cases we can do a search of the license plate if no insurance was provided or exchanged. On a regular day the work is usually very calm obviously I’m still learning and the good thing is I keep learning and have great people working with me if I ever have a question.