So with my most recent position, I served as a workers' compensation payer legal. Most of my day was focused on just getting our clients' payments, making sure their payments are made to them on time, making sure that they are not speaking with individuals, you know, within the case that they should not be, whether that's the insurance carrier or just another party. But really my goal is in the workers' comp where, again, to just make sure that the client was assisted in any way possible, whether that be their appointments, whether that be making sure they are attending certain appointments, making sure their doctors are sending over documentation to us from those appointments so then we can then upload them to the workers' comp board. Really my goal is really, again, we're just to make sure that the clients' needs were handled in any and all ways and that if they weren't being handled that I could obviously step in and take the necessary steps to fix the problems for that client. They were often achieved daily, honestly, just depending on the extent of the work that needed to be done, whether, again, it's just following up with the carrier to make sure their payment is actually coming, to find out why their payment hasn't been sent, requesting a hearing with the workers' comp board. They were exceeded to some degree every day or weekly, really, just, again, depending on how fast we can get the task done.