front desk receptionist

attorney

legal assistant

paralegal assistant

lead receptionist

Flora Legal Group

I’ve only been working here for two weeks now, and my family and friends are sick of hearing how much I love it here. I just came from an incredibly difficult and toxic work environment, so I had my worries coming into the company based on some of the reviews here, but man, were they wrong. This is an amazing place to work at! If you’re knowledgeable of immigration law, love to help immigrants, and are looking to grow professionally, then this place is perfect for you. I really love working here so far and couldn’t be more grateful for being given the opportunity to be part of this amazing law firm. The CEO is also very kind and charismatic, and you can tell he truly cares about the work, which I deeply respect. I’ve had a slow start so far, MUCH needed after coming into this role from my last place of employment, but I am looking forward to when I have more cases and a busier workflow. I am being assigned cases bit by bit and although I already have over 3 years of experience as a paralegal in immigration law, I appreciate that they are integrating me into the company and the cases slowly — it shows that they do care about us adjusting well to the company and the clients, which is wonderful. I finally have the time to speak to clients on the phone for over an hour without rushing, consoling them when they get emotional, and training myself on new databases and everything the company has to offer. I feel like I can finally breathe at work, and I am so excited to be busy and have more cases soon because the days here go by fast! I can absolutely see myself staying with this company for many years. Moreover, several people have been with FLG for years and years, which shows how stable the workplace is. If you are considering a position at FLG, I highly recommend you follow through with it. 

I have worked at Flora Legal Group for 6 years as a paralegal. The owner has a kind heart and a clear passion to help immigrants, which is one of the major reasons why I have stayed at this job for so long and plan to continue to do so. If you are passionate about helping immigrants and are bilingual English-Spanish, this is a great place to work. Current management is fantastic and there are constant improvements that are being made. I am quite pleased with the way things are currently being run. Management is open to feedback from employees. I have health insurance and a 401K. The benefits are good. There is also YMCA membership offered. Another perk of working here is having coworkers from diverse backgrounds and sharing in fun cultural experiences together for shared meals during celebrations or certain meetings.

If you enjoy helping people and have strong communication skills (speaking and writing), this job is a good fit for you. There is also a strong customer service element. It is very rewarding helping our clients and that is what keeps me going every day. However, at times, certain clients can be very difficult to work with and it can be frustrating. The other challenge is the case load is very high and you work under pressing deadlines. If you crumble easily under stress and cannot manage a large workload with deadlines, this job is not for you. You must be truly dedicated, passionate about the work, and organized in order to thrive. If you meet these criteria, you will love working here, as I do. 

It was very difficult for me to find a place where I truly enjoy working and to find a career that fit my skill set and interests, and I am happy to have found it at Flora Legal Group.

I have worked at Flora Legal Group for nearly three years. It has its challenges, but it is so rewarding. It is a truly great group of employees working to improve the lives of individuals going through various immigration processes. It's a gift to be able to hear so many personal stories of family's getting to stay together because of the work everyone does at the firm. It is a very high workload, and the work is not for everyone. There is turnover as the job requires strong bilingual, organizational, and people skills. Employees that stay long-term and take the chance to learn and grow have found a solid and lasting place of employment, but it takes a lot of grit and dedication to your work to get through some of the more stressful days. The work truly does get easier after staying at the firm for at least six months, but it is common for employees to try it for a few months and leave before they have truly been able to learn. There is tons of opportunity to learn and to shadow attorneys. The owner has a big heart for people and it is shown through all his interactions with staff and clients alike, and it is truly a wonderful group of attorneys, paralegals, managers, and other support staff from various cultures, all working together. I also can't say enough good things about the flexibility this job offers for families - the ability to work from home during the pandemic, especially while keeping kids at home, is invaluable. Overall, I believe this is a wonderful place to work if you have the dedication to work hard and give it time.

I am going on my 4th year with this firm and I have honestly LOVED working here since day 1! There are other reviews stating how stressful the job is, but that comes with any fast-paced law firm. The high caseloads are a sign that the firm is doing very well and consistently has an influx of new clients because of good work completed and word of mouth from past clients. Management assists you in diminishing stress by allowing you to create your own schedule and have autonomy over your cases, as well as constantly providing training and monthly one-on-one meetings. Staff is always so friendly and willing to lend a hand to anyone; I have never noticed any "cliques" or staff members unwelcoming at all. Founding attorney and employer is a very laid-back guy who you can laugh with, but also learn endlessly from in regards to immigration and criminal law. All of the attorneys are very approachable and love to help, as well as encourage you to take on something new that will increase your repertoire, both professionally and personally. The attorneys don't treat you as if you are beneath them - they will be very hands-on as needed, and they love to learn about who you are as a person outside the office. They take into account anything that may be happening at home and will be very flexible within reason. I have learned an immense amount while working here, and I found it easy to move up the chain due to hard work and a personal drive to help immigrants.

When I started, everyone was very welcoming and management claimed to have a family like environment. Within my first month or so, I started to realize this is very untrue. Management offers little to no support. In fact, management isn’t even trained properly. Most of them don’t know how to cover other admin positions. They usually have employees cover for each other while they sit in their offices. Promotions are given based on seniority and closeness to management, rather than work ethic. When they open a new position, they say their is an equal opportunity for all employees to apply, but management has someone set in mind for the position already. HR is not your friend. They are there to protect the CEO, not you. The CEO has had a pattern of disrespecting and belittling their employees, mostly the paralegals. They also claim to welcome feedback and constructive criticism, but when I had an issue with something I was only belittled & disrespected. In the span of 3 months, about 5-6 people left. Other employees are the only ones who will offer you encouragement and support. The workload is the amount for 2-3 people given to one person. They will overwork you and treat you badly, then try to make up for it with a starbucks giftcard. If your passion is to help immigrants, look elsewhere.

This is a great place to work. Yes, it can be stressful at first, but once you start learning more and more and learning what works best for you, the environment is amazing. The attorneys are always willing to answer questions and they are a phone call away if there is something you do not understand. Clients can be hard to work with sometimes, but there are also so many sweet clients, thankful for what you are doing for them. Management is a bit unorganized, but they really do take into consideration everything you tell them and because of how quickly the firm is growing, it can be hard to keep up. Employees are all amazing and those that have been there for a long time are always there to help you and the environment is just so amazing. Everyone gets along and no one will every make you feel left out. If you are passionate about immigration law, want to learn something new every day about immigration, and want to make a difference in people's lives, this is definitely the job for you because it is so fulfilling. 

I have been working in the immigration field for almost a decade. I have worked for several attorneys and law firms but I do think Flora Legal Group is arguably the best I’ve ever worked at. It can be difficult to have work life balance in that field because we deal with extremely sensitive topics and we learn about peoples life so intimately but I think FLG does a good job of promoting work/life balance. I am constantly amazed by the amount of support offered at the firm from all aspects. I been working here for almost 8 months now and while I feel like I still more to learn, I’m constantly being challenged in an extremely satisfying way. I have grown so much as a paralegal and professional. I’ve also grown on a personal level. The work environment promotes work life balance-and I’ve really learned to set boundaries. Don’t get me wrong there’s a ton of work to do and I constantly feel like I’m not leveled, but I really have enjoyed everything about my time at FLG. Thank you FLG ! 

I started at 'Flora Legal Group' when it was 'Jason Flora Law  Office' and  they had one office. Now the firm has two offices due to its rapid increase in clientele. I was given the opportunity to start working at this firm on my last semester of college. It has been such a great experience; I've learned so much. They have room for advancement, so if you start at an entry level position you could work your way up. It definitely is a fast pace work environment, but it’s manageable and if ever needed staff members are willing to help with work overload. Management & the employer are great, fair, flexible and caring with employees. If you are planning to establish a career as an attorney, paralegal or even a law clerk in the immigration or criminal defense field I absolutely recommend this firm.

Working at Flora Legal Group (previously Jason Flora Law Office) has its pros and cons like any job, but overall it has been a wonderful place to work with devoted staff members, room for development and learning, and a very friendly work environment. It is a very fast-paced and energetic law firm, with a high volume of clientele. There is always work to be done, which can be stressful at times, however, there is never time to be bored and the time passes quickly. Overall, I would recommend working here.

Flora Legal Group is a wonderful place to work if you have a desire to serve the Latino community. The work is very challenging but very rewarding. If you are organized and have good time management and people skills you can succeed. The firm is also very flexible with time off needs, remote work, etc. and has visibly made a lot of changes to improve the organization as a whole.

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