The paralegal will manage corporate contracts, NDAs, and entity documentation while handling department invoices. They will also oversee litigation document holds and public records requests while suggesting process improvements.
The case manager is responsible for maintaining injury files with accuracy, including claim reporting, treatment coordination, and records collection. They also handle client communication, draft demand packages, and provide support throughout the settlement process.
The paralegal will support attorneys throughout all phases of commercial real estate transactions, including document preparation, title review, and closing coordination. They will also manage post-closing activities, maintain transaction files, and communicate with various stakeholders such as lenders and title companies.
The paralegal will draft critical legal documents such as petitions, motions, and property settlement agreements while managing court filings and scheduling. They will also collaborate with attorneys and clients to organize discovery materials and prepare detailed financial documentation for family law cases.
The role involves managing case files, conducting legal research, and preparing legal documents for personal injury and employment law practices. Additionally, the assistant will handle client intake, correspondence, and administrative scheduling.
The paralegal will manage estate planning matters from intake to signing, including drafting wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. They will also lead client meetings, assist with trust funding, and collaborate with attorneys to ensure efficient workflows.
