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Developing information retrieval systems with an emphasis on use of computerized litigation support. Requirements 5+ years of IP Litigation Paralegal experience required. An international law firm is seeking a full-time Intellectual Property Paralegal for their team.
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Kellogg, Hansen, Todd, Figel & Frederick, PLLC is in need of a Litigation Paralegal to support the Washington, DC office. Minimum of 5 years' experience in a law firm as a litigation paralegal.
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Previous experience as a litigation or transactional paralegal or legal assistant, including business, procurement, or real estate transactions. Paralegals provide legal and administrative support services to all attorneys in the Office of General Counsel (OGC), the in-house office that provides legal support and advice to the University of Maryland, College Park. OGC is a fast-paced office that serves many high-priority client needs.
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Utilize the (ISC)2 system for E-Discovery and other litigation support tasks. Proficient in e-filing, legal research, and litigation support. Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive litigation support, including but not limited to drafting pleadings, preparing and responding to discovery requests, and preparing for depositions and trials.
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Performs litigation support tasks, including discovery productions, detailed review and analysis of case materials in a broad range of subject matters; + Three years of experience on major litigation support projects or undergraduate degree.
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Provides litigation support regarding civilian personnel matters, including assisting in trial and witness preparation, compiling and transmitting case files, researching legal issues, tracking litigation hold notices, responding to discovery requests, drafting correspondence, and tracking case progress.
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One-year of automated litigation support experience with knowledge of the capabilities and use of automated resources and technology for the development, presentation, and prosecution of federal cases; Veritas experience strongly preferred.
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Blank Rome is seeking an independent, personable and detailed Paralegal to support attorneys in the Intellectual Property and Technology department in delivering the highest level of service to internal and external clients for litigation matters in federal and state courts, as well as post grant proceedings at the Patent Office.
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The IP Litigation Paralegal is responsible for providing support and assistance to attorneys in all aspects of IP litigation and U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board and Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, within established administrative procedures.
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Our client seeks a Senior IP Litigation Paralegal to join their team in Washington, DC or Boston , MA. Senior IP Litigation Paralegals have the technical skill and professional maturity to operate independently with minimal guidance from attorneys and are primarily responsible for providing support during all phases of the litigation lifecycle.
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The ACT Junior Paralegal is responsible for administrative case management and practice support. Liaise with other office support staff, to ensure efficacy of workflow. This person will be an integral member of a litigation team that is actively preparing for trials.
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At least one year of experience in automated litigation support including Relativity or similar tools. Directs and supervises the work of paralegals and other support staff, particularly on major paralegal support efforts, such as large legal research projects or major in-courtroom support.
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You will provide both paralegal and executive administrative support in areas of general legal department support, litigation management, regulatory compliance, legal research, contracts and other legal responsibilities.
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Manages and utilizes automated litigation support tools, including, but not limited to, database management software (web repository or in-house), Case Notebook, CaseMap, Sanction, and trial support equipment.
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The Senior Paralegal provides high-level Intellectual Property & Technology litigation paralegal support under the direct supervision of attorneys on various client and firm matters.
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