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We are looking for a skilled Litigation Legal Assistant/Paralegal to join our client's mid-sized law firm in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. This role involves supporting attorneys in handling civil and commercial litigation cases, ensuring thorough preparation and efficient case management. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in litigation processes and a proactive approach to administrative tasks.
Job Responsibility:
Support attorneys in managing civil and commercial litigation cases from inception to resolution
Assist with drafting and reviewing legal documents, including discovery materials and trial preparation files
Coordinate and maintain case schedules, deadlines, and court calendars to ensure timely filings
Organize and manage case information using case management software
Conduct legal research to support case strategies and arguments
Prepare trial materials, exhibits, and presentations for hearings and court proceedings
Maintain effective communication with clients, opposing counsel, and court personnel
Handle administrative tasks such as docketing, document filing, and correspondence
Ensure compliance with court rules and procedures in all litigation matters
Provide general support to attorneys during hearings, depositions, and trials
Requirements:
A minimum of 3 years of experience in litigation support and/or paralegal work
Proficiency in discovery processes and civil litigation procedures
Strong familiarity with trial preparation and courtroom procedures
Experience using case management software to organize and track case details
Ability to manage calendars and deadlines effectively in a fast-paced environment
Exceptional organizational and multitasking skills
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
A paralegal certificate or equivalent legal training is preferred