Summary
The Litigation Paralegal performs daily case management and other related tasks with supervision of attorneys.
Job Duties
The following are essential job duties and responsibilities of a Paralegal - Litigation The list is not exhaustive, and other duties may be assigned as necessary.
- Writes or drafts correspondence, reports, documents and/or other written materials.
- Maintains document control, tracking and tracing; reviews case files and/or digests trial folders, etc.
- Searches, retrieves and/or researches public and private records in accordance with applicable state and federal laws governing access to these records.
- Prepare trial or hearing materials including designing questionnaires, organizing evidence, preparing trial displays and exhibits, locating, obtaining, tracking and disseminating information/evidence, etc.
- Handles the preparation and/or filing of pleadings, court papers, forms, etc.
- Other tasks as assigned.
Requirements
Education: Bachelor's Degree. In lieu of a degree, 3-5 years of relevant experience.
Experience: 2+ years of experience in the field.
Knowledge/Skills and Abilities:
- Good writing and communication skills
- The ability to prioritize and work under a tight schedule
- In depth knowledge of legal terminology and principles
- Knowledge of formats for a variety of legal documents
- Knowledge of Uniform System of Citation
- Knowledge of Concordance or similar software
- Ability to speak clearly and articulately
- Ability to exercise discretion
The target base pay range for this role in New York is $70,000-$85,000 and is dependent on experience and other relevant factors, including geography.