Paralegal/Case Manager

Overview Paralegal needed. Please do not blindly apply for this position. Please be prepared to discuss why you applied for this position. Duties Manage and coordinate all aspects of litigation case files, including document review, organization, and maintenance using legal case management systems.. Conduct comprehensive legal research utilizing Westlaw to support case strategies across diverse practice areas including environmental law, estate planning, tribal law, patent law, and workers' compensation law. Draft, review, and proofread legal documents such as pleadings, motions, discovery requests, contracts, and correspondence with precision and clarity. Assist attorneys with trial preparation by organizing exhibits, preparing deposition summaries, and managing discovery responses efficiently. Coordinate with clients, witnesses, experts, and court personnel through interviewing and scheduling to ensure smooth case progression. Maintain meticulous records of case activities in our document management system while ensuring compliance with court deadlines and procedural requirements. Support administrative functions including data entry, filing, transcription, and managing incoming calls with professional phone etiquette to foster positive client relationships. Requirements law firm/legal experience organizational skills ability to manage multiple cases simultaneously while maintaining attention to detail. Strong writing skills for drafting pleadings, memos, reports, and correspondence that are clear and persuasive. Experience conducting interviews with clients or witnesses to gather relevant information effectively. Excellent proofreading abilities coupled with transcription skills to ensure accuracy in all legal documents. Demonstrated ability to handle confidential information discreetly while maintaining high ethical standards.

Pay:

$15.00 - $18.00 per hour

Benefits:

Free parking Retirement plan Application Question(s): What motivates you in business? We all make mistakes. Tell me about a time you completely dropped the ball. What did you do after? If I gave you 30 case files right now and said, 'Organize this chaos in 24 hours,' what would you do first?

Work Location:

In person