Litigation Paralegal

Job Summary

A well-established legal services team in Sarasota, FL is seeking a Litigation Paralegal for a direct hire opportunity. This role is ideal for an experienced paralegal who enjoys hands-on litigation support, detailed case organization, document management, and trial preparation.

The Litigation Paralegal will work closely with supervising attorneys and firm leadership in a collaborative legal environment where accuracy, responsiveness, and teamwork are valued. This is a strong opportunity for a legal professional who wants stability, meaningful case involvement, and the ability to contribute directly to successful litigation outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

- Assist attorneys with case management, file organization, document preparation, and litigation support.
- Obtain, organize, review, and summarize case records, correspondence, and legal documents.
- Draft subpoenas, requests for records, and other case-related legal documents.
- Coordinate materials for experts, IMEs, witnesses, and other parties as needed.
- Support trial preparation by organizing exhibits, reviewing opposing party exhibits, and coordinating trial logistics.
- Communicate with attorneys, experts, and internal team members to ensure case materials are complete and deadlines are met.

Compensation and Benefits

- Direct hire opportunity.
- Salary range: $65,000 to $70,000 per year.
- Location: Sarasota, FL.

Required Qualifications and Skills

- Manage litigation case files, records, correspondence, and case materials from intake through trial preparation.
- Prepare and organize subpoenas, records requests, exhibits, expert materials, and other legal documents.
- Support attorneys with IME coordination, expert document production, witness coordination, and trial preparation.

- Minimum of 3 years of law firm experience required.
- Knowledge of legal procedures, terminology, litigation processes, and document production.
- A.S. or B.A. in paralegal studies or a related field preferred.
- Strong typing skills with the ability to produce accurate work product in a timely manner.
- Proficiency using standard office equipment, including computer, copier, scanner, fax machine, and telephone.
- Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Ability to work effectively in a team-oriented legal environment.
- Ability to travel when necessary.

Preferred Qualifications

- Paralegal studies degree or related academic background.
- Prior litigation support experience, including trial preparation, exhibit organization, and expert coordination.
- Experience drafting subpoenas, records requests, summaries, and case management documents.

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