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Job Description
A paralegal is a trained professional who assists attorneys in various legal tasks and processes. They play a crucial role in the efficiency and effectiveness of law firms or legal departments. Key responsibilities of a paralegal typically include:
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Legal Research: Conducting thorough research on laws, regulations, and case precedents to support legal arguments and documentation.
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Document Preparation: Drafting and reviewing legal documents such as contracts, briefs, pleadings, and motions, ensuring they meet legal standards and accuracy.
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Case Management: Organizing and maintaining case files, including documents, evidence, and correspondence, to ensure all information is easily accessible.
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Client Interaction: Communicating with clients to gather information, schedule appointments, and provide updates on case status, while maintaining confidentiality.
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Trial Preparation: Assisting attorneys in preparing for trials by organizing exhibits, preparing witness lists, and summarizing evidence and depositions.
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Filing Documents: Managing the filing of legal documents with the appropriate courts and agencies, adhering to all deadlines and procedural requirements.
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Administrative Support: Providing general administrative support such as scheduling meetings, managing calendars, and handling billing and invoicing processes.
Paralegals usually possess a formal education in legal studies and may be certified by professional organizations. Their expertise allows attorneys to focus more on case strategy and client representation, while ensuring that the legal processes run smoothly and efficiently.
40hrs: [Bilingual]: $1,775
40hrs: [English-Only]: $1,600
30hrs: [Bilingual]: $1,350
30hrs: [English-Only]: $1,200
All prices are monthly fixed costs.
A paralegal is a trained professional who assists attorneys in various legal tasks and processes. They play a crucial role in the efficiency and effectiveness of law firms or legal departments. Key responsibilities of a paralegal typically include:
-
Legal Research: Conducting thorough research on laws, regulations, and case precedents to support legal arguments and documentation.
-
Document Preparation: Drafting and reviewing legal documents such as contracts, briefs, pleadings, and motions, ensuring they meet legal standards and accuracy.
-
Case Management: Organizing and maintaining case files, including documents, evidence, and correspondence, to ensure all information is easily accessible.
-
Client Interaction: Communicating with clients to gather information, schedule appointments, and provide updates on case status, while maintaining confidentiality.
-
Trial Preparation: Assisting attorneys in preparing for trials by organizing exhibits, preparing witness lists, and summarizing evidence and depositions.
-
Filing Documents: Managing the filing of legal documents with the appropriate courts and agencies, adhering to all deadlines and procedural requirements.
-
Administrative Support: Providing general administrative support such as scheduling meetings, managing calendars, and handling billing and invoicing processes.
Paralegals usually possess a formal education in legal studies and may be certified by professional organizations. Their expertise allows attorneys to focus more on case strategy and client representation, while ensuring that the legal processes run smoothly and efficiently.