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Job Title: Estate Planning ParalegalJob Summary: As an Estate Planning Paralegal, you will play a vital role in supporting attorneys in the estate planning process. Seeking estate planning paralegal to join our New Jersey Office.
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Complex litigation firm located in Pensacola, FL specializing in the areas of personal injury, criminal defense, class actions, trucking accidents, felonies, civil rights, white collar and self-defense is looking for a full-time Senior Litigation Paralegal to join their team.
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Seeking estate planning paralegal to join our New York Offices. Prior experience working as a paralegal in estate planning or probate administration preferred. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or associate degree in paralegal studies, legal studies, or related field preferred.
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College degree and/or paralegal certificate and two plus years of experience preferred. We will consider a JD/paralegal candidate as well. Paralegal certificate from an accredited program is a plus.
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Immigration Legal Assistant - Paralegal ATLANTA FAMILY & IMMIGRATION LAW is seeking a highly motivated bilingual Immigration Paralegal to become part of our experienced legal team! This position may also be sedentary and require the employee to sit for extended periods of time Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Paralegal Studies, a Certification as a trained paralegal with 2+ years experience, or equivalent on-the-job Legal Assistant/Paralegal experience in a law firm environment will be considered.
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We are seeking an Estate Planning Paralegal, you'll be drafting legal documents and concepts for our clients for their custom Estate Plans. We are now seeking an Estate Planning Paralegal to join our esteemed team and continue our tradition of excellence.
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Offit Kurman is seeking a detail-oriented and highly organized Patent Paralegal to join our intellectual property (IP) team. The Patent Paralegal will be responsible for supporting patent attorneys with the preparation, filing, and management of patent applications, maintaining patent portfolios, and ensuring compliance with all relevant legal requirements.
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Minimum of 5 years of experience as a paralegal, with a focus on patent law. Bachelor’s degree or Paralegal Certification preferred. Assist attorneys with patent litigation support, including gathering and organizing documents for discovery.
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Knowledge of patent litigation procedures and requirements. Conduct patent searches and analyze prior art to support patent prosecution and litigation efforts. Monitor and manage deadlines for patent prosecution, including Office Action responses and maintenance fee payments.
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Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP is seeking an experienced Patent Paralegal to join its Intellectual Property Practice Group. Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP is seeking an experienced Patent Paralegal to join its Intellectual Property Practice Group.
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RequirementsAssociate degree from an accredited institution and a minimum of (3) three years prior experience as legal assistant, paralegal, and/or filing clerk. Job Summary:Part-time Legal Assistant/Paralegal to support the Legal Department of Collin College.
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This position requirescoordination and integration in an extremely knowledgeable and highly productive practice group of professionals including three attorneys, two estate and trust administration paralegals, two estate planning paralegals, and a real estate paralegal.
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Guidehouse is looking for Litigation Paralegal Specialist to be a part of our growing litigation and investigative support practice area. The Litigation Paralegal Specialist provides professional, accurate, timely and reliable paralegal support reporting to and detailed to assist the litigating teams, assisting the attorneys with all phases of litigation.
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Key words: real estate paralegal, commercial title review, reviewing surveys, review surveys, drafting deeds, commercial escrow officer, closing agent, closing officer, commercial title officer, commercial escrow agent, reviewing titles, review titles, commercial loan underwriter, commercial examiner, commercial loan examiner.
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Corporate Litigation Paralegal (Remote) As a Corporate Litigation Paralegal, you will play a critical role in supporting our attorneys in all aspects of corporate litigation cases from inception through trial and appeal.
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