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This position promises an experienced paralegal competitive pay, an assigned legal assistant, substantive work responsibilities (not mere clerical work), and the opportunity to be part of a client-centered and compassionate team that works to provide the highest level of excellence in the representation for our clients.
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Must have a minimum of 18 months of paralegal or legal assistant experience, or experience writing, drafting, and reviewing contracts. + Paralegal or legal assistant certificate from accredited educational program is a plus.
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If you are a motivated professional looking for a long-term fit where you can grow in a role, and will be valued and empowered, then we invite you to apply to our Intellectual Property Paralegal position.
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Provide support and assistance to the Legal Department in the administration of Real Estate contracts for the purchase, sale and lease of real property by performing various legal functions under the review of the Real Estate Legal Services Supervisor-Paralegal and Legal Counsel.
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Kutak Rock LLP seeks a full-time (37.5 hours per week) Litigation Paralegal in its Springfield, MO office. High school diploma (or equivalent) and successful completion of an accredited paralegal/legal assistant program required.
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