Litigation Paralegal

The Paralegal provides comprehensive legal and litigation support to attorneys and litigation teams. This role requires strong research, analytical, organizational, and case-management skills, as well as the ability to exercise discretion and independent judgment when applying specialized knowledge of laws, regulations, precedent, and judicial or administrative proceedings.

• Assist attorneys with the evaluation, development, and litigation of cases.
• Review and evaluate case files to assess litigation issues, relevant legal theories, and supporting evidence.
• Identify the need for additional information, evidence, witnesses, records, or independent research and develop plans to obtain necessary materials.
• Conduct interviews, review records, and evaluate evidence for relevance and potential use in litigation.
• Research and analyze legislative developments, administrative decisions, judicial opinions, regulations, and other legal authorities.
• Conduct cite checking and Bluebook citation review for legal briefs, memoranda, motions, and other filings.
• Assist with trial preparation, including organizing exhibits, documents, evidence, witness materials, and case files.
• Work with attorneys to develop and organize evidence, exhibits, charts, graphs, and supporting documentation.
• Gather, sort, and analyze information from electronic and traditional record-keeping systems.
• Utilize Relativity or similar e-discovery platforms to review, organize, categorize, and manage litigation documents and data.
• Prepare summaries, comparative data, tables, and other materials to support case analysis and litigation strategy.
• Assist with witness preparation and coordinate materials for court appearances.
• Maintain organized case files and ensure appropriate custody and tracking of exhibits, documents, and evidence.
• Provide ongoing administrative and substantive litigation support throughout the life of a case.
• Prepare materials and documentation for attorneys involved in investigations, hearings, depositions, and trial proceedings.
• May testify regarding exhibits or other materials prepared in support of a case.

Schedule: Monday - Friday (100% in office)