Looking for a legal secretary with the following skill set:
• Prior litigation experience in California state and federal court is required; appellate experience is preferred
• Preparing and formatting pleadings, correspondence, forms, and other legal documents
• Must know how to generate Tables of Authorities and Contents for motions
• File (electronically, via facsimile, or paper file) and serve court documents and related
correspondence, memorandum, pleadings, law and motion, and related documents with
opposing counsel, local, state, and federal courts
• Serve and format discovery and subpoenas
• Request records (medical, employment, etc.) via various record services and maintenance
of subpoenaed records log
• Accurately calendar deadlines and reminders for deadlines and keep attorneys aware of
scheduled and approaching events via Outlook
• Handle the incoming and outgoing mail for the supported attorneys
• Schedule hearings, meetings, depositions, conference calls, assist with travel
arrangements when necessary
• Enter time and handle billing for assigned timekeepers
• Assist fellow co-workers and/or other timekeepers as needed and requested
• Prior experience with editing and drafting CC&Rs preferred
• Prior experience with Worldox, Coyote Analytics and Westlaw preferred
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE HAS 3 - 5 YEARS OF LITIGATION EXPERIENCE
About Us
Kulik Gottesman Siegel & Ware LLP is a full-service business law firm that handles complex legal matters for many different types of clients, from individuals and small businesses, to a variety of Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurial enterprises and non-profit organizations. Our attorneys are recognized leaders in their fields and have become trusted business advisers at identifying potential risks and maximizing business opportunities.
Our firm has been recognized by clients and by industry media for its leadership in its’ transactional and litigation practices. For the past four consecutive years, five of the firm’s partners have been selected as “Southern California Super Lawyers,” by Los Angeles Magazine and Law & Politics.