Senior Azure / SharePoint Administrator Position Available In Nassau, Florida

un ⚐ ⚑ ⚑ Senior Azure / SharePoint Administrator (Telecommuting) compensation: Please tell us how much per hour you are looking for We seek a part-time (on average, about 15 hours a week) system administrator highly experienced in: Windows Desktop PowerShell Windows Server Azure OneDrive for Business SharePoint SharePoint Files Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) Creating and administering security policies for Office 365 Azure SQL Managed Instance (i.e., the PaaS version of SQL Server) Outlook connected to Exchange Online We are flexible about when you work

• daytime, evenings and/or weekends.

Excellent income potential. 1. About Us makes money by processing mass tort legal cases, such as . We primarily pursue case types which are in settlement mode, thus substantially reducing risk. We have developed proprietary, world class AI and data mining techniques to identify prospects who have viable claims, and thus our Customer Acquisition Costs (“CAC”) are $300 per valid case, as compared with $5,250 for a Roundup case or more than $100,000 (!) for a mesothelioma case. We only undertake case types and cases where it is clear that the defendant/manufacturer has engaged in outrageous conduct, and we seek to obtain as favorable a settlement as possible for our clients. Our management team includes individuals who have co-founded a successful mass tort law firm (“MTLF”); an attorney who has negotiated the settlement of numerous mass tort case types with settlements substantially in excess of what most law firms achieved; a data scientist who studied statistics and data mining as a graduate student at Harvard University; a medical coding professional with over 20 years of experience; and an information technology professional who has spoken at national conferences and has co-authored a published by Microsoft Press.. 2. Compensation We are flexible about compensation. One possibility is paying $X an hour for your time. Alternatively, because of the lucrative nature of our business, in the past some people have asked if we are open to more entrepreneurial approaches, in which they end up making a lot more money per hour. That’s fine with us, and because of this possibility, we have included some information about our business. 3. Mass Torts “Mass torts” are product liability claims against pharmaceutical, medical device, and toxic substance manufacturers. We only bring claims against exceptionally large and profitable product manufacturers, and never against individuals, physicians, or hospitals. (When was asked why he robbed banks, he replied “Because that’s where the money is.”) We focus primarily on case types that are in “settlement mode”

• i.e., the defendant/manufacturer has suffered so many adverse verdicts that it has decided to throw in the towel and has set aside several billion dollars
• or in the case of Monsanto and J&J, more than $10 billion each
• to settle those claims. Currently we are pursuing five case types: Roundup, mesothelioma, hernia mesh, sexual abuse, and NEC infant formula cases. 4. Our Business Strategy There are three elements to our business strategy: “Come Late to the Party”
• We focus on case types where the manufacturer has decided to settle. Sign up a Diversified Portfolio of Case Types
• We diversify the case types we sign up cases for. Utilize a Vastly Superior Method of Generating Cases
• Many MTLFs have lost money by choosing lead brokers who delivered bad leads. As noted in Section 10, we have several methods of determining up front if a case is valid, so we do not have this problem. 5. The Attraction of Mass Torts We are attracted to the mass tort business for several reasons: The business is quite lucrative. Done the conventional way
• i.e., obtaining cases through traditional marketing channels
• operating margins exceed 80 percent. With our AI and data mining techniques (see Section 10), our operating margins exceed 95 percent. (!) Remarkably little law is involved in processing mass tort settlements. The fewer lawyers we have working for us, the happier we are
• attorneys are expensive and they’re a pain in the neck to manage.

To us, the best law firm has no lawyers. Processing mass tort cases for settlement lends itself to systemization of processes and computerization, something we are quite good at. After a prospect has signed a Client Engagement Agreement, we can turn the case over to a legal process outsourcing (“LPO”) firm which will process the case through settlement and collection and disbursement of funds. Such firms are willing to defer their fees until the case turns into money. (See Section 8.) If we follow the three key business strategies listed in Section 4, the risk is exceptionally low relative to return. 6. Historical Case Types Listed below are several historical mass tort case types

• i.e., in the past they were “hot” but are no longer suitable for new cases
• and the fees per case that they generated.

In order to be conservative, attorneys’ fees are calculated based on a one-third contingency fee, even though most MTLFs (including us) charge 40 percent. Actos Diabetes drug that causes bladder cancer Defendant /

Manufacturer:

Takeda Pharmaceutical Total value of 2015 settlement

• $2.3 billion Average settlement value
• $175,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $61,250 Avandia Diabetes drug which caused heart attacks, heart failure and death Defendant /

Manufacturer:

GlaxoSmithKline Average settlement value

• $266,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $88,880 DePuy Artificial Hips Defective artificial hip Defendant /

Manufacturer:

Johnson & Johnson Total settlement in 2013

• $4 billion Average settlement value
• $182,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $63,700 Drug Eluting Stents Used to treat coronary artery disease. They are designed to release drugs that prevent the arteries from becoming blocked again after the stent is implanted. These stents can cause blood clots and subsequent heart attacks. Average settlement value
• $300,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $100,000 Fen-Phen Anti-obesity drug that caused fatal pulmonary hypertension and heart valve problems Manufacturer /

Defendant:

Wyeth Total value of 1999 settlement

• $3.75 billion Average settlement
• $150,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $52,500 Praxada Blood thinner which causes excessive bleeding Defendant /

Manufacturer:

Boehringer Ingelheim Total settlement in 2014

• $650 million Average settlement value
• $182,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $63,700 Rezulin Diabetes drug that causes hepatitis Defendant /

Manufacturer:

Parker-Davis Total value of 2002 settlement

• $995 million Average settlement value
• $150,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $52,500 Sulzer Defective Hip Implants Defective artificial hip Manufacturer /

Defendant:

Sulzer Orthopedics Total value of 2002 settlement

• $1 billion Average settlement value
• $147,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $51,450 Vioxx Caused heart attacks in men Defendant /

Manufacturer:

Merck Total value of 2007 settlement

• $4.85 billion Average settlement value
• $225,000 Average attorneys’ fees
• $78,750 Yaz / Yasmin Birth control bill that caused blood clots in women Defendant /

Manufacturer:

Bayer Total settlement value in 2012

• More than $3.2 billion Average attorneys’ fees
• $73,500 7. Case Types We Are Interested In As noted in Section 4, we focus on settled case types. Currently there are the six case types we are interested in pursuing: A. Sexual Abuse Many sexual abuse cases are quite horrific
• e.

g., young children being abused by adults who have some level of authority and control over them. In some cases, the defendant organization (who is legally responsible for the misconduct of their employees) is highly desirous of avoiding unfavorable publicity and sometimes a $1,000,000+ settlement can be reached fairly quickly. In cases requiring litigation, we would co-counsel with a powerhouse law firm with a track record of litigating these types of cases. B. Roundup Roundup was a herbicide manufactured by Monsanto, a company that was acquired by Bayer in 2018 for $63 billion. It was by far the most popular herbicide on the U.S. market, with over 75 percent market . In 2023, Monsanto discontinued selling Roundup. The key ingredient of Roundup was glyphosate, a chemical that the has classified glyphosate as ” .” Specifically, individuals exposed to Roundup over several years run a significant risk of contracting . As of October 2023, Monsanto has reached an approximately $11 billion settlement with most plaintiffs, and approximately 80 percent of Roundup claims have been settled. Given the long latency period of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Roundup will be a viable case type for at least the next decade. C. Mesothelioma Mesothelioma is a form of cancer that is caused by the inhalation of asbestos fibers, and unfortunately is in most cases fatal. In addition to mesothelioma, inhalation of such fibers can cause bronchitis, asbestosis, lung cancer, and cancers of the digestive tract (esophagus, stomach, intestines, and the rectum). When mesothelioma lawsuits first started to be filed, the most obvious defendants were the large manufacturers of asbestos, such as , , and The verdicts against these corporations became so large and frequent that these companies (and several dozen other companies) filed for bankruptcy protection. Pursuant to , these companies turned over most or all of their assets to a newly-created bankruptcy trust. Such trusts are administered by a court-appointed trustee whose job it is to write checks, assuming the claim is valid. . D. Hernia Mesh A hernia is a medical condition that is caused by the penetration of fatty tissue, intestine, or organs through a weakened or compromised location in muscle or connective tissue. Hernias sometimes manifest as visibly observable protrusions or badges, and can cause pain, discomfort, and decreased mobility. Hernias can be treated surgically, and hernia repairs are common surgeries. To strengthen the repair, surgeons sometimes introduce to the hernia site a surgical mesh, many types of which are intended to remain in the body permanently. Several complications are associated with the use of hernia mesh in hernia repairs, such as pain, infection, recurrence, adhesion, obstruction and perforation. For hernia mesh cases, we focus exclusively on revision cases, cases where a second surgery was required to repair, modify or remove the mesh that was implanted in the first surgery. There are four active forums where different types of hernia mesh cases are centralized, and each of these manufacturers/defendants has their own settlement protocol. Hernia mesh cases can often be quite valuable. E. Necrotizing Enterocolitis NEC is caused when a preterm (born before 37 weeks of pregnancy) or low birth weight baby is fed infant formula based on cow’s milk (as opposed to mother’s breast milk, which is the “gold standard” for safety). NEC’s symptoms include blood in the stool, vomiting, lethargy,, inability to maintain normal baby temperature, apnea, and low blood pressure. The two primary defendants are Mead Johnson (manufacturer in Enfamil) and Abbott Laboratories (manufacturer of Similac). The legal claims against them include defective design, failure to warn, negligence, and misleading marketing (such as “Human Milk Fortified,” which in fact no human milk is added). So far, there have been two trials, both in favor of the plaintiff, with verdicts of and . We expect settlement values to be high because juries are usually sympathetic to babies that need life-time medical care. F. Elmiron Elmiron, also known by its generic name pentosan polysulfate sodium, is manufactured by Janssen Pharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson. Elmiron is prescribed to treat interstitial cystitis, a chronic condition characterized by bladder pain and discomfort. It is used to alleviate symptoms such as bladder inflammation and irritation.
Long-term use of Elmiron can cause severe vision problems, including vision loss and blindness. The primary concern is a condition known as pigmentary maculopathy, which is a degenerative eye disease that affects the retina. Patients have reported experiencing distorted vision, blurred vision, and difficulty seeing at night. Numerous individual settlements — ranging from $100,000 to $500,000 — have already occured, depending on the severity of the vision damage and other factors. Future settlements are expected to range from $200,000 to $1,000,000 per plaintiff. 8. LPO Firms There are approximately 30 legal process outsourcing (“LPO”) firms which will process the case from “soup to nuts”

• i.

e., once a client is signed up, they will perform all of the remaining tasks, through settlement and collection and disbursement of the settlement. These firms are willing to defer their fees until settlement funds are collected, which substantially improves our cash flow. Since they collect the settlement funds, the first payment they make is to themselves, for their deferred fees plus interest. Such firms include and . 9. DC Law Firms Some of us are not attorneys. The District of Columbus permits non-lawyers to own and manage law firms, so we always form our law firms in DC. (In case you are interested, see .) 10. AI and Data Mining Techniques We have discovered and developed proprietary, highly effective AI and data mining technologies to generate high value mass torts legal cases from various databases. Except for our captive law firms, MTLFs spend several thousands of dollars to obtain a valid case

• e.

g., Roundup cases cost approximately $5,250, and mesothelioma cases cost in excess of $100,000. Many of the cases acquired are of low value, in that the bodily harm suffered by the injured party is insignificant. This leads to a low settlement, since settlement values are to a substantial extent ae based on the severity of the injury. We can focus solely on obtaining high value cases, such as permanent disability and wrongful death. These data mining techniques have been used for more than 25 years for a completely different purpose, and thus we know the technology works. Paragon is simply using these techniques for a different purpose, namely, to obtain mass tort clients. Our techniques comply with all federal and state medical data privacy laws, including HIPAA. There is no other company in the world that is able to generate on a consistent basis mass tort clients using any AI or data mining technology. Our techniques allow us to reach prospects who will not respond to other marketing channels, such as television and Facebook ads. Anecdotal evidence for historical case types (which have been settled years ago and thus are no longer valid claims) indicate that six out of seven people who could file a claim (i.e., they meet all of the settlement criteria which were negotiated with the defendant/manufacturer) do not in fact do so. Our outbound telemarketing allows us to reach those 86 percent that will never respond to any advertising, no matter how many tens of millions of dollars in advertising are spent by MTLFs. Here is an analogy we use. Imagine there are two bodies of water: a small pond and an ocean larger than the Pacific. In the pond there are hundreds of fishing boats (law firms looking for mass tort clients) and as a result, the pond is overfished (it’s difficult to find valid mass tort cases). As for the ocean, there is only one fishing boat (our law firm) and there are zillions of fish, each one of which can be caught at almost no cost. Once the data are obtained and written to a Salesforce CRM system, we have several proprietary AI techniques to enhance the effectiveness of the data and to identify the most viable prospects. 11. Microsoft SQL Server Most of our data is stored in Microsoft SQL, and it’s essential you are proficient in MS SQL. At a minimum, you should understand: Creating a new database Adding columns to a database Creating default values for a column Defining relationships between various tables (such as one-to-many) Creating Views Writing parameterized queries Writing SQL, including Select, Insert, Update and Delete Writing stored procedures Writing user-defined functions Writing triggers Handling transaction (Begin, Commit and Rollback) and ensuring ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability) Handling primary and foreign keys Excellent familiarity with SQL Management Studio We realize this list is fairly basic. 12. Documentation We are a great believer in documenting our week. We are constantly asking ourselves, “If we got hit by a bus, how quickly could the new guy get up to speed?” 13. Intellectual Curiosity / Professional Development We seek to hire individuals with an insatiable intellectual curiosity, people who love learning for learning’s sake, people who are avid readers. Ceteris paribus, people who invest in themselves through systemic professional development will, over time, be more productive than those who don’t, and if an employee is more productive, we’ll pay him or her more and promote them faster. If you’re interested in which blogs our CEO reads, . 14. David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” Time Management Methodology We are devout followers of David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” (“GTD”) time management and personal productivity system. Using it, our minds are almost always free of worry, and we are totally in the moment, what Allen calls “mind like water” or “in the zone.” If you’re intrigued, we suggest you start with an our CEO wrote, and then watch Allen’s . After then, we recommend that you purchase the second edition (2015) of his first book, which is called . 15. Being Available and Reachable We like people who are easy to reach, return telephone calls quickly, and are good at responding to text messages and emails. For those who are busy, offers us a partial solution. For those unfamiliar with this SaaS application, Calendly is a scheduling automation platform that eliminates the back-and-forth emails to find a suitable for meetings and appointments. It streamlines the process by allowing you to your availability and let others book appointments with ease. (To schedule a telephone appointment with our CEO, you can use .) Thus, we can schedule a telephone appointment to speak with you, rather than emailing back and forth as to when a good time to call you is. is free forever (or at least until they change their mind, after they have roped in 100 million users). 16. When Your Respond If you are interested, please answer the questions below and email us your responses. Alternatively, you can see the email to write to at . (Craigslist prevents us from displaying our email in job ads.) Please include our questions and your answers when you respond, so we know which question you are answering. In the subject line of your email, please include “I have answered all of your questions.” We will respond to everyone who writes to us and answers our questions. Thanks! 17. Questions to Answer 1. Your full name 2. All of your telephone numbers 3. Which telephone number do you prefer? 4. Hours and days in which we can telephone you 5. Your email address 6. Where do you live? Resume 7. Please attach your resume or CV. 8. Please provide the URL of your LinkedIn profile. (That means we can cut and paste the link you provide us, and your profile will pop up.) Your Availability 9. How soon can you start? 10. How many hours a week can you provide? 11. From your point of view, ideally when would you want to work

• weekdays, evenings or weekends? 12. As noted in Section 15, we are seeking a web designer who is easy to reach
• you return telephone quickly, you respond to texts, and you are on-time for scheduled appointments.

Will you be available to meet our expectations? System Administration 13. How many years of IT experience do you have? 14. How many years of Windows system administration experience do you have? 15. Please list all certifications that you have. (If listed on your resume, just refer us to your resume.) Windows Desktop 16. How well do you know Windows 11 (0 to 10)? 17. Troubleshooting (0 to 10)? 18. Group policies (0 to 10)? 19. Answering user’s questions (0 to 10)? Windows Server and Cloud Computing 20. Active Directory (0 to 10)? 21. Entra ID (0 to 10)? 22. Azure (0 to 10)? 23. SharePoint Online (0 to 10)? 24. SharePoint Files (0 to 10)? 25. OneDrive for Business (0 to 10)? 26. Creating and administering security policies for Office 365 (0 to 10)? Other Technologies 27. PowerShell (0 to 10)? 28. Microsoft Teams (0 to 10)? Email 29. Exchange Server 2019 (0 to 10)? 30. Outlook 2021 (0 to 10)? 31. Outlook web app (0 to 10)? 32. Microsoft Exchange Online (or some version of Microsoft’s cloud offering for email) (0 to 10)? Cybersecurity 33. How much cybersecurity experience do you have (0 to 10)? Compensation Expectations 34. How much per hour are you looking for? 35. As noted in Section 2, we are also open to a more entrepreneurial compensation plan. How much does that interest you if you could make a lot more money per hour? Software Development Experience 36. If you have any software development experience, please briefly describe it.

post id:

7851378872 updated: ♥ [ ]