Hybrid Litigation Paralegal
$55,000-$80,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55,000-$80,000 per year
About the role
- Assist attorneys with all phases of personal injury litigation, including pre-trial preparation, trial, and post-trial activities.
- Conduct legal research and gather evidence to support case strategies, including medical records, accident reports, and witness statements.
- Draft and prepare legal documents such as complaints, motions, discovery requests, and settlement agreements.
- File and manage legal documents in court and ensure compliance with all procedural deadlines and requirements.
- Coordinate with clients, medical professionals, and expert witnesses to obtain necessary information and documentation.
- Review and summarize medical records, accident reports, and other case-related documents.
- Assist in the preparation of discovery responses and manage the discovery process, including organizing and reviewing evidence.
- Prepare case files and exhibits for depositions, hearings, and trials.
- Maintain and update case management systems with case details, deadlines, and correspondence.
- Communicate with clients to provide updates on case status, schedule appointments, and address any questions or concerns.
- Support attorneys in trial preparation, including organizing trial exhibits and preparing trial notebooks.
- Proven experience as a paralegal.
- Experience drafting legal documents and pleadings.
- Knowledge of personal injury litigation procedures and familiarity with relevant laws and regulations.
- Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple cases and deadlines effectively.
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy in handling case-related documents and information.
- Proficiency in using case management software, legal research tools, and Microsoft Office Suite.
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to interact professionally with clients, attorneys, and other stakeholders.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong sense of confidentiality and ability to exercise sound judgment
- Ability to work under pressure/deadlines and to perform multiple tasks simultaneously; self-motivated
- Outstanding time-management and typing skills Compensation: $55,000 - $80,000 + Bonus
- Assist attorneys with all phases of personal injury litigation, including pre-trial preparation, trial, and post-trial activities.
- Conduct legal research and gather evidence to support case strategies, including medical records, accident reports, and witness statements.
- Draft and prepare legal documents such as complaints, motions, discovery requests, and settlement agreements.
- File and manage legal documents in court and ensure compliance with all procedural deadlines and requirements.
- Coordinate with clients, medical professionals, and expert witnesses to obtain necessary information and documentation.
- Review and summarize medical records, accident reports, and other case-related documents.
- Assist in the preparation of discovery responses and manage the discovery process, including organizing and reviewing evidence.
- Prepare case files and exhibits for depositions, hearings, and trials.
- Maintain and update case management systems with case details, deadlines, and correspondence.
- Communicate with clients to provide updates on case status, schedule appointments, and address any questions or concerns.
- Support attorneys in trial preparation, including organizing trial exhibits and preparing trial notebooks.
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