Litigation Paralegal

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pathways personnelMillbrae (CA)

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Junior

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$140,000 per year

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About the role

Our client is a prestigious boutique trial law firm in San Francisco. They are seeking a couple of Litigation Paralegals with 3-5+ years of experience to support their busy trial practice.
Responsibilities:
  • Review, organize and index case materials, including pleadings, communications, and document productions
  • Review and assemble materials to be used at depositions, mediations, arbitrations and trial, including exhibit lists
  • Assist with preparing declarations, notices, and discovery requests
  • Review and cite check filings and organizing appropriate exhibits
  • Manage document reviews; run document searches; manage tags and folders, and assist with productions and tracking
  • Prepare for and assist with mediations, arbitrations, and trials
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree and §6450 compliance preferred 3-5+ years of litigation paralegal experience
  • Cite checking and Witness Prep experience
  • Proficiency with e-discovery tools
  • Proficiency with MS Office Suite, Relativity, LiveNote, Lexis/Nexis, Westlaw, PACER and other electronic databases
Salary Up to $140,000, can be flexible depending on experience. Top benefits and fantastic bonus potential. Seniority Level Not Applicable Employment Type Full-time Job Function Legal and Administrative Industries Legal Services and Law Practice
Benefits: Medical insurance Vision insurance 401(k)

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