Corporate Paralegal

Australia-Employment; Sacramento (CA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Good reputation

Consistent business

Great team

Job summary

Jobot is seeking a Corporate Paralegal for a well-established regional firm in Sacramento, CA. This on-site, permanent role supports regulatory filings, corporate milestones, and governance work, with a competitive salary range.

Qualified candidates have 0–5 years of paralegal experience and ABA-accredited certification, strong MS Office/Excel skills, and excellent written and verbal communication. Healthcare regulatory exposure is a plus and billing is tracked.

Qualifications

• 0–5 years professional office experience (paralegal background preferred; corporate and/or healthcare experience a plus).
• Paralegal certification from an ABA-accredited institution.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including intermediate-to-advanced spreadsheet skills.
• Strong written and verbal communication ability.
• Demonstrated organizational and project management capability.
• Attention to detail and commitment to accuracy.

Responsibilities

• Conduct legal research supporting attorney work product and client objectives.
• Evaluate healthcare provider credentialing, licensing, and regulatory compliance pathways, including applications involving complex entity structures and agency‑specific requirements.
• Communicate with regulatory agencies and officials regarding application status, translating client goals into clear, professional regulatory communications.
• Prepare regulatory and corporate filing documentation with accuracy, completeness, and client readiness, identifying form overlaps and requirement inconsistencies.
• Track sequencing and dependencies of regulatory approvals and corporate milestones, particularly for healthcare entities.
• Maintain and update precedent forms, templates, and documentation libraries to ensure consistency and efficiency.
• Record and track billable hours per firm standards.
• Support entity formation, amendment, merger, and dissolution filings and documentation.
• Draft initial transactional documents including board resolutions, stockholder resolutions, closing certificates, and ancillary M&A documents.
• Conduct due diligence tasks: document review, contract analysis, corporate record summaries, and evidence organization.
• Manage transaction execution logistics, including closing checklists, signature coordination, and document assembly.
• Maintain corporate governance records, including minute books, capitalization tables, and related documentation.
• Monitor regulatory and filing deadlines for timely compliance.
• Serve as primary point of contact between attorneys, clients, government agencies, and service providers.
• Organize post‑closing documentation and assist in closing binder preparation.
• Complete additional projects and responsibilities as directed.

Skills

Written and verbal communication

Organizational skills

Project management

Paralegal background

Education

Paralegal certification (ABA-accredited)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Corporate Paralegal

$65000 - $85000 per year | Sacramento, CA | On-Site | Permanent

Corporate Paralegal for a well established, regional firm

A bit about us:

We are a regional, CA-based firm that’s actively growing.

Why join us?

• Good reputation
• Consistent business
• Great team

Job Details

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct legal research supporting attorney work product and client objectives
• Evaluate healthcare provider credentialing, licensing, and regulatory compliance pathways, including applications involving complex entity structures and agency‑specific requirements
• Communicate with regulatory agencies and officials regarding application status, translating client goals into clear, professional regulatory communications
• Prepare regulatory and corporate filing documentation with accuracy, completeness, and client readiness, identifying form overlaps and requirement inconsistencies
• Track sequencing and dependencies of regulatory approvals and corporate milestones, particularly for healthcare entities
• Maintain and update precedent forms, templates, and documentation libraries to ensure consistency and efficiency
• Record and track billable hours per firm standards
• Support entity formation, amendment, merger, and dissolution filings and documentation
• Draft initial transactional documents including board resolutions, stockholder resolutions, closing certificates, and ancillary M&A documents
• Conduct due diligence tasks: document review, contract analysis, corporate record summaries, and evidence organization
• Manage transaction execution logistics, including closing checklists, signature coordination, and document assembly
• Maintain corporate governance records, including minute books, capitalization tables, and related documentation
• Monitor regulatory and filing deadlines for timely compliance
• Serve as primary point of contact between attorneys, clients, government agencies, and service providers
• Organize post‑closing documentation and assist in closing binder preparation
• Complete additional projects and responsibilities as directed

Required Qualifications

• 0–5 years professional office experience (paralegal background preferred; corporate and/or healthcare experience a plus)
• Paralegal certification from an ABA‑accredited institution
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including intermediate‑to‑advanced spreadsheet skills
• Strong written and verbal communication ability
• Demonstrated organizational and project management capability
• Attention to detail and commitment to accuracy

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior experience in corporate transactional practice
• Exposure to healthcare regulatory or credentialing processes
• Familiarity with corporate governance and M&A documentation

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