Litigation Paralegal (Fully Remote)
us legalDenver (CO)
Litigation Paralegal (Fully Remote)
Posted 2 days ago
us legalDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
You will provide comprehensive litigation support to attorneys on active U.S. civil cases.
You will work fully remotely, collaborating with clients, courts, and expert witnesses.
You will help ensure filings are accurate, deadlines are met, and evidence is organized.
Key Responsibilities:
Draft pleadings, motions, notices, discovery responses, subpoenas, and legal correspondence.
Manage discovery processes, including document collection, review, organization, and production.
Coordinate depositions, hearings, mediations, conferences, and trials while tracking case milestones.
Requirements:
You have at least five years of professional legal experience and two years as a litigation paralegal in the U.S.
You have strong knowledge of U.S. civil litigation procedures and court filing systems.
You are proficient with Microsoft Office 365, legal case management software, and AI tools.
Fully remote work arrangement open to candidates worldwide.
Full-time or part-time work options with long-term engagement.
Opportunity to work closely with U.S. attorneys on active litigation matters.
US Legal is a U.S.-based law firm specializing in civil litigation, from initial case intake through trial preparation. The firm operates with a fully remote team and a collaborative culture, supporting attorneys, clients, and expert witnesses.
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