Key Responsibilities:

Case Preparation: Assist attorneys in preparing for hearings, trials, and depositions by gathering and organizing evidence, drafting legal documents, and preparing case summaries.

Client Communication: Serve as a point of contact for clients, providing updates on case progress, answering questions, and scheduling meetings.

Legal Research: Conduct research on legal precedents, statutes, and case law relevant to personal injury claims.

Document Management: Draft, review, and file legal documents, such as complaints, motions, and settlement agreements. Ensure all documents are accurate and comply with legal procedures.

Case Tracking: Maintain and update case files, tracking deadlines and important dates to ensure timely filing and adherence to court schedules.

Evidence Collection: Collect and organize evidence, including medical records, accident reports, and witness statements. Coordinate with medical professionals and experts as needed.

Court Filings: Prepare and file legal documents with the court, ensuring compliance with court rules and procedures.

Client Intake: Conduct initial client interviews to gather information about their case and determine the merits of potential claims.

Qualifications:

Education: Associate's degree in Paralegal Studies or a related field; a bachelor’s degree or a paralegal certification

Experience: Previous experience as a paralegal, particularly in personal injury law, is highly desirable.

Skills:

Strong organizational and multitasking abilities

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Proficiency in legal research and document preparation

Familiarity with legal software and case management systems

Knowledge: Understanding of personal injury law, legal terminology, and court procedures.