Detroit- Am. Law Commercial Litigation Paralegal

The Legal Division of LHH Recruitment Solutions is pleased to announce that we have partnered with a nationally ranked law firm in their search for a full-time Commercial Litigation Paralegal to sit in one of their Michigan Branch offices. On-point experience, education, and deliverables valued by our client are as follows:

• 3+ years of experience in the litigation space. Common areas of litigation valued by our client include Insurance Defense, Medical Malpractice Defense, Labor & Employment Defense, Commercial Litigation, product liability Litigation, Securities Litigation, etc.
• Demonstrated experience of assisting with all phases of Discovery and Trial Preparation
• Supporting attorneys to manage preparing for depositions, gathering evidence, and conducting substantive legal research.
• Experience summarizing depositions, summarizing medical records, summarizing employment records, etc.
• Experience and a high level of proficiency with eDiscovery software is required
• A bachelor's degree and or an ABA-approved paralegal certificate.

Our client offers a robust package of benefits, PTO, health insurance, 401(k), etc. If this is a role that you are interested in and qualified for, we are eager to speak with you ASAP. Please note that all inquiries and resume submissions are kept in strict confidence.

Pay Details: $70,000.00 to $100,000.00 per year

Search managed by: Nicholas Romley

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