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As the Litigation Paralegal Manager for this busy law firm, you will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the paralegal department. Are you an experienced Litigation Paralegal Manager that is looking to grow a paralegal program from the ground up.
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Job Title: Paralegal Full-Time, 40 hrs/week Classification: exempt under FLSA Location: 100% Remote About CleanChoice Energy, a national renewable energy company that empowers people and businesses to cut emissions and live cleaner, healthier lives, is seeking a Paralegal to join the Solar Development team.
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Job Description Amentum is seeking a Paralegal to assist with the USCIS litigation support team on Visa Petition Appeals Records of Proceeding (ROP) and E-ROPs. Under close guidance and supervision, the paralegal will follow decision-tree-like guidance to match case files to help ensure case files are have complete, accurate and timely documentation including decisions, appeals processes, etc.
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Active Top Secret (TS) What You Will Do : Guidehouse is recruiting Discovery Paralegals to outwit complexity and be a part of our fast-growing litigation and investigation support practice. The Discovery Paralegal coordinates directly with lead eDiscovery Counsel on current and future eDiscovery matters, reviewing Discovery workflows and policy across the agency.
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Please send resume in WORD format should you be interested in the following Trademark Paralegal position located in Chicago, St. Louis, Washington, D.C. or New York. This is a full-time, direct-hire position with a salary between 80-110K plus awesome benefits.
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At least one year of litigation paralegal experience is required; trial experience is very helpful. This position will allow candidates to demonstrate expertise in performing legal review and FOIA request processing, amongst other litigation support tasks.
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Nixon Peabody is seeking to hire an experienced commercial litigation associate to join our office in Washington, DC. The position is in our Construction and Real Estate Litigation practice group.
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At least one year of litigation paralegal experience required; trial experience very helpful. The contractor shall provide a variety of direct legal support assistance to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service including monitoring and managing asylum litigation cases.
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Previous experience as a litigation or transactional paralegal or legal assistant, including business, procurement, or real estate transactions. These include but are not limited to assisting with transactional legal work, including contract review, drafting, and negotiation; assisting with litigation, hearings, and other adversarial matters; legal and factual research and writing; performing records management; tracking the wide variety of matters handled by OGC; and supporting the University’s responses to information requests, human resources, corporate, transactional, real estate, and policy matters.
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SourcePro Search is conducting a search for a Real Estate Paralegal in Reston, VA with a top-rated law firm. This role requires a bachelor's degree and 1-3 years of commercial real estate paralegal experience.
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CACI is also committed to growing our eDiscovery workforce and has included tuition reimbursement for Relativity certifications, the ACEDS certification and Paralegal Certificates! Recruit, hire and train support staff on roles and responsibilities, policies and procedures, and litigation software including Relativity, CaseMap, Sanction, Trial Director and others.
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Alexandria office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks intellectual property litigation associate attorney with experience. Intellectual Property Litigation Associate Attorney.
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Migliaccio & Rathod LLP (“M&R”) – a private public interest law firm in Washington D.C. with a practice focused on class action litigation in the areas of Consumer Protection and Wage Theft – seeks a Legal Assistant / Paralegal / Operations Assistant.
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6+ years' experience in litigation and e-discovery services, including administering litigation review database applications, e.g., Relativity, LAW Pre-Discovery, Concordance and Magnum Opus.
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The Discovery Paralegal team uses a collaborative approach to perform legal document reviews, following established standards and practices, using commercial electronic document review platforms and tools, and will be responsible for peer review for accuracy and provide constructive edits to ensure quality and thoroughness.
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