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Paralegal - Commercial & Residential Real Estate - Columbia

Posted 30 days ago

turner padget graham laneyColumbia (SC)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Turner, Padget, Graham and Laney, P.A. is one of South Carolina's longest standing law firms with seven locations. We know our people are our greatest asset and it is reflected in our core values and mission that we put into practice every day. We understand the importance of balancing work, family and community involvement and have created an environment that emulates just that. Excellent benefits start your first day of work; competitive salaries, cutting edge technology and a most pleasant workplace are features of employment at our firm. Paralegal – Commercial Real Estate for our Columbia, SC office.
Responsibilities include: Keen attention to detail and organization Scheduling Maintaining calendars Document Management, filing and analysis for real estate transaction cases of all sizes Discovery Commercial real estate transactions in SC and GA Preparation of closing documents, assist with closing and post-closing coordination Title review, insurance underwriting and policy experience Scheduling, to include maintaining calendars, closings and contract deadlines Answer phone, filing, file management, both electronic and paper Provide support to Paralegals and Attorneys as requested Other duties as assigned Candidates should have the following skills and/or attributes: Three or more years' experience working in a law firm, preferred Ability to prioritize Knowledge of court and administrative hearing rules and procedures Proficiency in Qualia or other real estate software platforms Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc...) and other legal software applications Professional demeanor, excellent communication and computer skills Must be flexible with the ability to handle a large caseload in a fast-paced environment Exceptional analytical skills with strong attention to detail Team member who participates in shared office duties and requirements Stable employment history Turner, Padget, Graham & Laney is committed to creating and maintaining a diverse and inclusive workforce, including attorneys and support staff, and conducting business with diverse clients. The firm broadly views diversity as all differences that make us unique and special life and work experiences, culture and beliefs, race, color, national origin, ethnicity, gender, age, disability, marital status, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, education, military service, differing abilities, and other distinguishing characteristics and aspects of life. The firm strives to foster and maintain a culture that values and embraces these differences, and includes diverse people in the life and work of the firm, so that our diversity strengthens and improves the entire organization. All employees share the responsibility for creating a workplace that values and respects diversity and inclusion and is enhanced by openness, trust, teamwork, accountability, and involvement. The firm encourages everyone to contribute their unique perspectives, backgrounds, and capabilities to maximize client satisfaction, maintain strategic relationships with business and community leaders, create a unified and personally rewarding team culture, and generate superior business results. Turner Padget has a comprehensive and competitive salary. Turner Padget provides its staff the tools they need to be a successful part of our team. Turner Padget is an equal opportunity employer, and all inquiries and submissions will be held in strict confidence.

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