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Areas of focus for the Legal Studies Program include, family law, legal research and writing, real estate, landlord/tenant, and litigation. Two to five years legal experience preferably in real estate, landlord/tenant, legal research and writing, and/or litigation.
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Proven experience as a litigation secretary or legal assistant, preferably in a law firm or corporate legal department. Litigation Assistant Job Responsibilities: Prepare, draft, and edit legal documents, including pleadings, briefs, motions, and subpoenas.
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Paralegal or Legal Studies Certificate preferred, but not required. A well-established law firm specializing in litigation offers an excellent opportunity for an experienced Paralegal to join our Neptune office teams in multiple areas of litigation including personal injury and commercial litigation matters.
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Undergraduate degree in Business, Legal Studies, Information Systems, or related fields; or significant relevant experience. Addresses automation needs of legal teams, in collaboration with Litigation Support Manager and other department stakeholders, by surveying market for new technologies and tools, evaluating alternatives, forming recommendations and assisting in acquiring and implementing new technologies.
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This role requires a minimum of 5 years in patent litigation please only apply if this fits your background, a Bachelor’s degree in Paralegal Studies or a relevant field, and a solid grasp of intellectual property laws.
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The Senior Litigation Support Coordinator is responsible for advising the Firm, its attorneys, its paralegals and its clients on Firm preferred methods of organizing and automating the technical handling of client data in litigation, arbitration, securities, investigations and antitrust matters.
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Degree : JD or Bachelor's, Master's degree in a relevant discipline (e.g., Accounting, Criminal Justice, Finance, Information Systems, Information Technology, Law and Policy, Legal Studies, Management Information Systems, Pre-Law, Political Science.
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As a Legal Consulting intern, you will help businesses to confidently address critical legal challenges and opportunities within Litigation, Contracts, Data Protection, Governance, Corporate Transactions, and Legal Risk & Compliance.
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Job Summary: As a Legal Litigation Assistant at our client, you will play a vital role in supporting our legal team by assisting with various aspects of litigation preparation and case management.
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LHH is working with a large boutique law firm in seeking a highly organized and motivated Legal Assistant to join their dynamic legal team in Century City. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in supporting our legal operations, primarily focusing on Trust Administration with the opportunity for growth and training in litigation support.
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Minimum Requirements: Completion of a training program to become a legal assistant, a paralegal, a legal paraprofessional or a lawyer's or attorney's assistant; or A degree or certificate in legal technology, legal administration, legal studies or allied legal services; or A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a major in allied legal services; or Two years of experience involving paralegal work; or Two years of experience in legal secretarial work.
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The following combination of education and/or experience may be substituted for the above: Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Risk Management, Legal, Safety, Engineering, Finance, or another related field with a Masters of Legal Studies (MLS) in Risk Management.
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Job Summary: As a Corporate and Securities Paralegal, you will play a vital role in providing legal support, assistance, and project management to the legal team in matters related to corporate governance, securities transactions, litigation support, mergers and acquisitions, and other general corporate matters.
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A bachelor's degree in Legal Studies, Paralegal Studies, or a related field. Our esteemed law firm, with a formidable presence in commercial litigation, specializes in representing clients across a broad spectrum of complex legal disputes.
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Summers receive specialized training that complements your legal studies in areas such as legal writing, patent application filing strategies, overview of licensing, and an overview of PTAB and litigation best practices.
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