Litigation Paralegal

Description

We are actively seeking a skilled paralegal to join the esteemed team at Bertoldo Carter Smith and Cullen, a nationally recognized leader in personal injury law.

The Firm

In a city with several personal injury law firms, what sets us apart from the rest? For over 35 years, our team has been dedicated to serving the Las Vegas community. More than 85% of our business comes from word-of-mouth referrals and repeat clients, a testament to the exceptional service we provide. We’re proud to have built a reputation on an unwavering commitment to achieving the best outcomes for our clients.

What else makes us the right choice amidst your employment search? Many of our employees have been here for a decade or longer, with some having been with us since the beginning, a reflection of the positive work environment we've cultivated.

United by a shared commitment to rectifying injustice, our team is passionate about assisting the people in our community. This dedication is evident in every case we handle. As advocates for those victimized by rule breakers and bullies, our mission is to stand up for them. Even as the Las Vegas Valley grows, our focus remains on building a team that actively contributes to the positive development of our community.

We pledge our commitment to both clients and staff, recognizing that our knowledge, determination, and compassion have the power to transform lives. At Bertoldo Carter Smith and Cullen, our dedication to making a positive impact on the world around us remains at the core of who we are.

The Position

Join the Bertoldo Carter Smith and Cullen team as a Litigation Paralegal. In this role, you’ll be responsible for engaging in communication with attorneys, clients, and experts, drafting legal documents, and actively contributing to trial preparation. We value proactive support, strong client relationships, and professional representation in the Las Vegas community.

Enjoy competitive salaries, benefits, and incentives with us, along with the below:

· Salary based on qualifications and experience.

· Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.

· Generous paid time off and sick leave.

· 401K with matching.

· Bonus opportunities.

· Major holidays off.

Make a meaningful impact with our successful and supportive team.

Qualifications

To be considered for the Litigation Paralegal position, the following qualifications are required:

· At least 2 years of personal injury, paralegal experience.

· Trial experience preferred.

· Knowledge of current state rules of civil procedure, applicable statutes required.

· Knowledge of federal rules and applicable statutes preferred.

· Familiar with all filing systems, including, but not limited to, EFile NV, Washoe EFlex and Federal CM/ECF.

· Oral and written interpersonal and communication skills; this includes the ability to be direct, empathetic and collaborative with a can-do attitude.

· A self-starter and team player, able to engage, accept direction, collaborate and yet work independently.

· Flexibility and Adaptability in fast-paced work environment.

· Drive to change lives and create a positive impact in the community.

· Personal, friendly, and looking for opportunities to serve.

· Multi-tasking with willingness to learn.

· Ability to manage a case from start to finish.

· Strong organizational and time management skills.

· Detailed-oriented.

Responsibilities and Duties

Litigation paralegal duties and responsibilities include, but not limited to:

· Draft pleadings, discovery, disclosures and supplements, notices, as well as other written correspondence.

· Collaborate with medical records staff member to ensure all records (priors, current, updated records and billing) have been requested and disclosed.

· Monitor incoming pleadings, discovery, and other case related documents.

· Manage medical chronologies through in-house or outsourced parties.

· Maintain calendar and manage deadlines (including complaint service, discovery response deadlines, etc.), and documents, ensuring that attorney(s) are aware of deadlines.

· Anticipate case and attorney’s needs.

· Review and process invoices with our accounts payable department.

· Participate with the scheduling depositions, coordinate witness preparation time, prepare binders, secure and confirm court reporters with other staff.

· Participate with the preparation and organization of exhibits for any and all briefs (motions/opps/replies, arbitrations, mediations, and trial briefs).

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From $65,000.00 per year

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift

Work Location: In person