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Litigation Legal Secretary (fully remote) Job in Los Angeles, CA | Robert Half

Posted 4 days ago

robert halfLos Angeles (CA)

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Senior

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About the role

Litigation Legal Secretary Robert Half Legal is partnering with a boutique Los Angeles-based plaintiff employment law firm in search of a Litigation Legal Secretary for a contract-to-hire opportunity. This firm will consider a fully remote arrangement for the right candidate, though candidates must have prior California legal experience. Experience supporting either the plaintiff or defense side is welcome. This is an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented litigation support professional with strong knowledge of California court procedures and hands-on experience managing filings, litigation documents, and case activity in a fast-paced practice.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Prepare, file, and serve court documents in California state and federal courts
  • Handle e-filing in both state and federal court systems
  • Draft and prepare Tables of Authorities (TOA) and Tables of Contents (TOC)
  • Provide litigation secretarial support throughout all phases of the case lifecycle
  • Maintain and manage case files using Case
  • AnywhereAssist with document preparation, formatting, and case-related administrative support

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