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2+ years of litigation paralegal experience or project experience, including at least one year of experience in automated litigation support. Leidos is looking for a Senior Paralegal to work on-site in support of the Tax Division of the Department of Justice, Financial Litigation Unit. 2 days of teleworking is currently permitted, but this is subject to change.
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Paralegal certificate, or JD, or currently attending an ABaccredited law school, having completed at least one year of study (or equivalent) An understanding of business entities, lien priorities, trusts, estates and probate.
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Requirements 5+ years of IP Litigation Paralegal experience required. Developing information retrieval systems with an emphasis on use of computerized litigation support. An international law firm is seeking a full-time Intellectual Property Paralegal for their team.
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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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JOB TITLE: Litigation Senior Paralegal Specialist OR Paralegal Specialist OR. Experience with litigation document review databases, case management databases, and e-discovery software.
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Minimum of 8 years of experience as a Patent Litigation Paralegal or similar within a law firm with demonstrated knowledge of complex issues within the Litigation practice area, including significant knowledge of ITC Section 337 proceedings and related rules and procedures.
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Leidos is seeking a Paralegal to work in Camp Springs, MD. Be part of a dynamic team in providing legal and technical services to support the Department of Justice and the United States Citizenship, and Immigration Services, Office of Chief Counsel (USCIS) with mandamus litigation, visa appeals, and complex/class action cases.
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Additionally, at least one year of litigation paralegal experience or project experience (as related to the task order) is 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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CGS is seeking an experienced Senior Litigation Paralegal to join a fast-moving, extremely active in-house government legal team. At least two years of litigation paralegal experience is required; trial experience is very helpful.
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The Paralegal also provide coordinates with Litigation Support Services to ensure timely and accurate record keeping. Requirements Bachelor's degree with preference for degrees in criminal justice, paralegal studies or similar area of study At least some relevant paralegal or legal assistant experience with a federal or state legal entity or private law firm.
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Two years of progressively more responsible experience reviewing electronic and paper materials for privilege on litigation support projects involving paper documents and electronic files. One or more years of progressively more responsible experience performing privilege and other substantive reviews on litigation support projects.
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These matters include litigation, administrative claims, health affairs, student and academic matters, business transactions, real estate and zoning, labor and employment, intellectual property, and international, and regulatory compliance.
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Our client is looking to hire a Litigation Paralegal for their Supreme Court and Appellate practice group in the Washington, DC office. At least 7 (seven) years of experience as a litigation paralegal, ideally from a mid to large law firm.
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Expanding Personal Injury Law Firm has an immediate opening for a Pre-Litigation Paralegal in one of our Louisiana office locations. We are seeking a dedicated Pre-litigation Paralegal to be accountable to provide the best possible customer service to our clients and act as their advocate when working with third parties on their behalf.
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A distinguished law firm located in the D.C. area, specializing in litigation is looking to hire a Senior Litigation Paralegal to join their tenured team. If you're a highly skilled litigation paralegal, we encourage you to apply today.
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