Senior Litigation Paralegal
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
As of April 18th, a prestigious law firm is seeking a Sr. Litigation Paralegal to work closely with attorneys and other staff members. The Litigation Paralegal will be responsible for:
Contributing to the daily maintenance of cases, assisting with document production, and working on court filings.Assisting with preparations for depositions, hearings, and trials, including coordinating trial logistics and attending trials as requested.Overseeing the organization of case documents and conducting legal research.Preparing motions, subpoenas, and materials for filing with court or service on parties.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree and 5+ years of experience as a Litigation Paralegal.Strong attention to detail with exceptional organizational skills and the ability to multitask and coordinate changing priorities. Ability to create a friendly and professional rapport with attorneys, staff, and external parties. Excellent communication skills and the ability to maintain the confidentiality of sensitive matters.
Resumes may be submitted in confidence to christina@leaselabau.com
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