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Paralegal Intellectual Property Litigation
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What they do
A Paralegal or Legal Assistant assists attorneys and law offices with a variety of tasks ranging from administrative support to legal research and writing. Maintains and organizes files or file databases. Conducts legal or other background research, assists with preparation for trials or hearings, and drafts documents to be filed. Uses software for electronic discovery of materials such as email for a trial. May specialize in a particular area of the law such as corporate or criminal law, family law or real estate law.
$76,708 / year median in California
+8% projected growth
Job Description
- Managing case files, documents, and supporting materials;
- Assisting with court filings, deadlines, docketing, and case calendars;
- Conducting factual research and organizing evidence and other case materials;
- Preparing routine correspondence, client materials, and case updates for attorney review;
- Assisting with discovery, document production, and other litigation-related tasks; and
- Providing general legal and case support to attorneys as needed. The Paralegal will report to the President & Managing Attorney or a designated supervising attorney. Requirements
- Bachelor's degree;
- Must meet the applicable paralegal qualification requirements under California Business and Professions Code Section 6450;
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail;
- Ability to manage multiple assignments and deadlines in a fast-paced environment;
- Strong written and verbal communication skills;
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and Outlook;
- Ability to work independently on assigned tasks and collaboratively with attorneys and other team members; and
- Chinese language proficiency is preferred, but not required. What We Offer
- A flexible hybrid work arrangement combining remote and in-office work;
- Hands-on involvement in Section 337 investigations, U.S. federal intellectual property litigation, and major Amazon intellectual property disputes;
- Experience supporting U.S. and cross-border client matters;
- Direct collaboration with licensed attorneys; and
- A collaborative boutique law firm environment with opportunities for professional growth.