gmpfirm is seeking a legal assistant in Kentucky to review and organize legal documents, conduct research, and prepare initial drafts of pleadings and contracts. Ideal candidates have a paralegal certificate, 3-5 years of experience in litigation, and proficiency in Microsoft and Adobe applications. Benefits include 401(k) plans, paid time off, and health, dental, and vision insurance. This is a great opportunity for individuals with strong organizational and communication skills.
Qualifications
3-5 years of litigation experience required.
Ability to prioritize and handle multiple projects simultaneously.
Strong attention to detail and excellent attendance record.
Responsibilities
Review, organize, and maintain legal documents.
Conduct research and document analysis.
Prepare drafts of pleadings and other legal documents.
Maintain case calendars and task lists.
Respond to client inquiries.
Skills
Organization skills
Verbal communication
Written communication
Time management
Proficiency in Microsoft and Adobe applications
Education
Some college education
Paralegal certificate
Job description
Responsibilities
Review, organize and maintain legal documents.
Conduct research, perform document analysis and identify relevant issues.
Prepare initial drafts of pleadings, memorandum, contracts, and other documents.
Maintain case calendars and task lists.
Interface with clients and respond to client inquiries.
Electronically file documents in state and federal courts.
Coordinate document production and depositions, including preparation of witness binders.
Assist with trial preparation and provide support at trial.
Qualifications
A positive attitude and excellent work ethic.
Some college education.
A paralegal certificate or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
3-5 years of litigation experience.
Proficiency in Microsoft and Adobe applications.
Ability to prioritize and balance several projects simultaneously with limited supervision.
Ability to navigate various electronic databases and document repositories.