Litigation Paralegal

Litigation Paralegal
Prominent law firm of more than 400 attorneys and professionals is seeking an experience d Litigation Paralegal to join its Charlotte, NC office. This is a senior level position requiring someone with at least 7 years litigation paralegal experience


This is a direct hire position with a salary between $90,000 - $110,000 based on experience with excellent benefits and 401K in Uptown Charlotte NC. This is a full onsite position


Duties

• Assist in all aspects of discovery and eDiscovery , including document management and review, document production, written discovery and depositions.
• Cite-check legal memoranda.
• Research case filings, public records, and public background information.
• Draft, review, and proof correspondence and legal documents such as motions, memoranda, affidavits, and other pleadings.
• File documents in all levels of federal and state courts, both electronically and in hard copy.
• Assist with preparation for and attends hearings, arbitrations and trials as needed.
• Serve as a mentor and subject matter expert for junior and mid-level paralegals.
• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
• Regular in-person attendance is required to perform essential functions of this interactive position.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field preferred with either a paralegal certificate or a degree in paralegal studies
• Minimum of 7+ years of demonstrated experience in the Litigation practice area, particularly with large and complex cases and/or government investigations.
• Proficiency with computer technology, MS Office Suite, litigation and e-discovery platforms (e.g., Relativity), and case management software required.
• Candidates must have a high level of attention to detail, with excellent communication and client service skills.
• Experience working in a highly regulated industry or global law firm preferred.

Key Words:
Legal Secretary
Paralegal
Litigation
Discovery
Legal
Law


Bachelor's Degree Requirement: No