Senior Paralegal, Liability - St. Paul, MN

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•St. Paul, MN

About The Position

The Senior Paralegal performs a variety of complex paralegal duties and applies a solid understanding of complex legal issues. The role assists attorneys and others with legal case preparation and file management for moderate to complex matters. Work may include legal research, investigations, drafting documents, and obtaining, reviewing, summarizing, and analyzing relevant documents, reports, records, and other information.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience as a paralegal or in related experience.
Bachelor's degree.
Paralegal or litigation experience.
Insurance-related experience.
General knowledge of medical terminology.
High proficiency with legal research software such as Westlaw and PACER, Microsoft Office, and PDF software.
Advanced interpersonal skills.
Advanced grammar and writing skills.
Intermediate knowledge of general law office procedures and advanced knowledge of local court and jurisdiction rules and procedures.
Ability to work independently and in a team environment.
Ability to manage time and tasks.
Advanced research and analytical skills.
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office and online research tools such as Westlaw and LexisNexis.
Ability to learn proprietary software systems.

Nice To Haves

Paralegal certificate from an ABA-certified program.

Responsibilities

Conduct legal research and analysis to prepare legal documents.
Assist with projects as requested.
Compile or draft legal documents for attorney review, including motions for summary judgment, discovery responses, subpoenas, and privilege logs.
Prepare and execute affidavits.
Summarize deposition transcripts and assist with witness deposition preparation and trial preparation.
Prepare exhibits and other demonstrative evidence.
Assist attorneys with trial strategy and preparation and share responsibility for trial results.
Categorize and interpret data; review and analyze reports, responses, and records.
Conduct investigations, including interviews, as needed and directed.
Coordinate requests among multiple parties involved in litigation.
Identify and select subject matter experts and instruct them on areas to address.
Prepare and publish legal holds.
Prepare case summaries and case analysis reports.
Subpoena records.
Coordinate with Document Management to obtain underwriting files and certified policies.
Provide testimony at depositions or trial, including as a corporate designee regarding company practices and procedures, as needed.
Locate archived materials in formats such as microfilm and microfiche.
Work with Claim and Underwriting Units to locate archived manuals and guidelines for legacy companies.
Review and process bills for payment, as needed.
Capture and record billable time in accordance with policies and procedures.
Use technology to respond efficiently to discovery requests.
Perform other duties as assigned.