Litigation Paralegal

Most litigation paralegal jobs promise complex work and hand you document review. This one is different, and the difference is who you sit next to. You would work with two partners on employment law and voting rights matters, for clients that include a major municipal government and Fortune 500 names. These are the cases that end up in the paper, not the ones that sit in a filing cabinet. Additionally you would learn directly from a senior paralegal with 20 years in the field, which matters so much more than it sounds!!! The gap between a paralegal who supports litigation and one who runs pieces of it usually comes down to who taught them. Here you pick it up by sitting close to someone who already knows, not by waiting your turn. The firm has just grown headcount by 35 percent after absorbing another practice. So this seat exists because there is more work, not because someone walked out the door. What you will do! Real litigation, from pleadings through to trial prep. Running discovery, preparing exhibits and witnesses, and keeping complicated files moving when the deadlines are real. You would carry your own matters, not work through someone else’s task list. What is in it for you USD 65,000 to 75,000, depending on experience. Four days a week in the Atlanta office and one day from home. 20 days of PTO from day one. No waiting period, no accruing it drip by drip over your first year. Lunch on the house twice a week. And no punch in, punch out. They hire adults and treat them like adults. What you would need 4 to 10 years as a litigation paralegal in a law firm, and a paralegal certificate. You know the rhythm of active litigation and you want more room than your current seat gives you. The process is quick A conversation about fit, an interview with the two attorneys, then references. Two to three weeks from first chat to offer. #J-18808-Ljbffr