Legal Secretary defense litigation fully remote see ad for details

Bonnie Jones Associates, LLC; San Diego (CA); Remote; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading legal firm is seeking a Remote Defense Litigation Legal Assistant. This role requires solid experience with California courts and e-filings, offering a competitive salary and outstanding benefits. Join a dynamic team of experts in lemon law litigation defense. Flex-time and paid overtime are available.

Benefits

Outstanding benefits

Paid overtime

Qualifications

• At least 3+ years of experience in current job.
• Solid knowledge of California state e-Filing procedures.

Responsibilities

• Work fully remotely with flex-time.
• Assist in defense litigation tasks without docketing or billing.

Skills

California e-Filing

Defense Litigation

Lemon Law

Job description

Job Description

Remote Defense Litigation Defense Legal Assistant – Secretary

Work fully remotely if you are in the PDT but you must have solid experience with CA courts and CA e-filings.

Flex-time starts at 8:30-5 or 9-5:30 with paid overtime.

Solid tenure is key to success with this firm. Please have at least 3+ years in your current job.

You must have experience on the Defense side, not the Plaintiff side. Lemon law, insurance defense litigation experience is highly desired but not required.

$75,000-$95,000, depending on location, legal experience, and education.

The firm offers outstanding benefits. You will work with a dynamic group of 10 well-respected lemon law litigation defense associates and partners in California and other cities in the US.

This fast-paced, busy position has substantive work, a fantastic manager, incredibly helpful staff, and great attorneys.

Why the assignment level works (6-7 timekeepers):

• Secretaries are not entering docketing.
• Secretaries are not doing the shells; the word-processing team is handling them.
• Secretaries are not doing their copying or production; the services team handles it.
• Most attorneys enter their own time, but there are exceptions.
• Secretaries don’t do billing.

Solid knowledge of California state e-Filing procedures and federal e-Filing procedures is required.