About this opportunity
Hilgers PLLC lists this Commercial Litigation Paralegal opportunity in everett, Washington. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Remote - US, TX, FL, CA
This full-time Commercial Litigation Paralegal role supports attorneys handling business-related legal disputes, primarily focusing on corporate and specialized commercial litigation. The paralegal conducts factual and legal research, manages subpoena responses, drafts pleadings and motions, and assists with depositions, mediations, and trial preparations. They collaborate across multiple offices using a combination of proprietary and standard legal software, with occasional travel required.
Responsibilities
Organize and maintain case files, correspondence, and evidence for complex corporate lawsuits
Draft and format pleadings, subpoenas, motions, and discovery requests/responses in compliance with court rules
Analyze judicial decisions, statutes, and codes to support attorney strategies and briefs
Assist with preparation for depositions, hearings, mediations, and trials by organizing exhibits and assembling trial binders
Serve as liaison among legal teams, clients, court personnel, and outside vendors
Manage subpoena responses
Support attorneys in deposition assistance and evidence organization
Required Qualifications
Experience with Microsoft Office Suite and specialized legal software
High attention to detail and ability to manage strict deadlines and complex caseloads
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Paralegal certificate, and 2–3+ years of litigation or corporate law experience
Preferred Qualifications
3+ years of experience in commercial litigation
Bachelor’s degree
Strong skills in legal research, document drafting, and case management
Proven trial preparation abilities
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and effective communication and organizational skills
Who can apply
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