- Organize and manage electronic case files, including pleadings, motions, correspondence, and evidence
- Prepare and compile trial exhibits, ensuring proper labeling and documentation
- Review and categorize legal documents for easy access and reference
- Assist in preparing case materials for trial, including summaries and document organization
- Support intake processing and maintain accurate case records
- Manage and organize email communications related to the case
- Ensure all documents are properly formatted and stored within the firm’s system
- Coordinate with attorneys and internal staff to support case preparation needs
- Maintain strict confidentiality and handle sensitive legal information with discretion
- Assist with additional legal administrative tasks as required
Hard Requirements:
- Minimum 2–3 years of experience as a paralegal or legal assistant
- Direct experience in personal injury law firms (required)
- Solid understanding of litigation processes and trial preparation
- Experience organizing large,
complex case files and legal documentation
- High attention to detail, especially in document management and exhibit preparation
- Strong written and verbal English communication skills
- Proficiency with legal document management systems and standard office tools
Schedule:
- 40 hours per week
- Monday to Friday: 9AM - 6PM Eastern Standard Time Zone
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📌 Paralegal Assistant (experience in personal injury law firms is prefered) (Canada)
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📍 Canada
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