Litigation Paralegal – Personal Injury

• Support attorneys in a California personal injury litigation practice.
• Prepare attorney-ready discovery requests, including interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission.
• Draft accurate discovery responses with attorneys, identifying missing information and supporting materials requiring follow-up.
• Produce properly formatted pleadings, litigation documents, and correspondence for attorney review.
• Build and maintain reusable legal templates to improve consistency and reduce repetitive document preparation.
• Organize discovery materials, supporting evidence, and case files for quick attorney access.
• Track discovery deadlines and document readiness, flagging outstanding items to support timely case progression.
• Use legal case management software and document management tools to organize case records, assignments, and documentation.
• Anticipate attorney documentation needs, communicate progress, and identify practical litigation workflow improvements.

• At least 2 years of U.S. civil litigation experience, including hands-on experience supporting California personal injury litigation cases.
• Strong working understanding of California civil litigation procedures, civil discovery, and litigation workflows.
• Proven experience drafting interrogatories, requests for production, requests for admission, discovery responses, and reusable legal templates.
• Excellent written English and legal drafting skills, including accurate legal terminology and advanced Microsoft Word skills for formatting and document preparation.
• Strong technological proficiency, including experience with legal case management software and document management tools, plus the ability to learn new systems efficiently.
• Ability to organize large volumes of documents, manage multiple deadlines, communicate reliably, and deliver accurate work with minimal training and supervision.
• Experience using Clio is nice to have.
• Paralegal certification or formal legal studies training is nice to have; equivalent hands-on litigation experience is welcome, and a formal credential is not required.