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The Inkell Firm, LLC in Wilmington, Delaware is seeking an experienced Litigation Paralegal to support attorneys handling medical negligence, nursing home abuse and severe car crash matters. This full-time hybrid role combines in-office collaboration with work-from-home flexibility, and focuses on ensuring meticulous pleadings, discovery, and document management.
You will organize medical records, contribute to deposition and trial preparation, manage deadlines, and liaise with clients, experts,
The Inkell Firm, LLC is a plaintiff-focused law firm dedicated to representing individuals harmed by medical negligence, nursing home abuse and neglect, and catastrophic motor vehicle collisions. The firm advocates for vulnerable clients and their families, seeking accountability and fair compensation for serious injuries and wrongful conduct. Team members work closely with clients who have experienced trauma, helping them navigate complex legal and healthcare systems. The practice emphasizes compassionate advocacy, thorough case preparation, and strong litigation skills to achieve meaningful results. Joining the firm offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on the lives of clients facing significant physical, emotional, and financial challenges.
The Litigation Paralegal will support attorneys handling medical negligence and nursing home abuse/neglect cases, as well as serious car crash matters. This full-time hybrid role is based in Wilmington, DE, with a combination of in-office work and some work-from-home flexibility. Day-to-day responsibilities include drafting and formatting pleadings, motions, discovery requests, and other litigation documents; organizing medical records and case files; and performing legal research related to liability, damages, and procedural issues. The paralegal will assist with document review and evidence management, coordinate communications with clients, experts, and opposing counsel, and help prepare materials for depositions, mediations, and trial. The role involves managing deadlines, maintaining case calendars, and ensuring accurate, timely filings in state and federal courts.