Paralegal: State Govt Litigation & Contracts

State of Louisiana

Baton Rouge (LA)

On-site

USD 40,000 - 46,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

State of Louisiana's Division of Administration/Office of General Counsel is seeking a Paralegal to support attorneys on complex state government matters. You will gain exposure to litigation, public records, contracts, construction and procurement law while backing multiple attorneys.

Responsibilities include document review, e-filing, case management and coordination with the Attorney General’s office. The role emphasizes meticulous file management and adherence to retention schedules within

Qualifications

Completion of an ABA-approved Paralegal or Legal Assistant program, OR CP certification, OR a Juris Doctorate.
Background checks per law; knowledge of litigation, public records, contracts.
Exposure to construction, procurement, property matters and related areas.

Responsibilities

Provide support in large, complex litigated cases involving state matters, before trial and appellate courts.
Summarize legal documents with understanding of complex litigation management and public records.
Review and draft documents, handle e-filing, and manage case schedules and trial prep.
Prepare documents for signature and coordinate with Attorney General’s office.
Maintain OGC file room, organize files, and manage archival storage.
Perform other duties for the Office of General Counsel as needed.