Litigation Paralegal – Trusts, Estates, Probate

Job Description

Litigation Paralegal | Jobot

The Tone:
This is a permanent full-time role with a top Brooklyn Law firm, supported by Jobot, located in Brooklyn, NY. This firm specializes in providing legal excellence with a compassionate approach, handling complex legal matters while prioritizing client understanding and care. This role is crucial for supporting attorneys in trusts, estates, and probate law, ensuring high-quality legal services and making a real difference in clients’ lives. The firm builds client relationships on trust and understanding, valuing both legal skills and humanity.

The TL;DR
• Role: Full Time
• Type: Permanent
• Location: In-person, Brooklyn, NY
• Pay: $75000–$90000 yearly
• Team: Supports attorneys within a top Brooklyn law firm.
• Mission: Provide high-quality legal support to attorneys and clients in trusts, estates, and probate litigation.
• Tech Stack: Legal software for document management and case tracking

What You’ll Actually Do
• Research: Conduct thorough legal research and fact-checking to prepare for cases.
• Drafting: Assist in drafting, proofreading, and editing legal documents such as wills, trusts, and estate plans.
• Support: Provide comprehensive litigation support, including evidence management and trial preparation for attorneys.
• Coordination: Coordinate professionally with clients, witnesses, and court officials while maintaining all case-related documents.
• Filing & Admin: Prepare and file court documents in a timely manner and manage administrative tasks like scheduling and communications.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Paralegal certification and an educational background in law, with a focus on trusts, estates, and probate law.
• Experience: Minimum of 4 years as a Litigation Paralegal, specifically with a concentration in trusts, estates, and probate law.
• Skills: Proven experience in legal research, legal writing, legal document preparation, litigation support, trial preparation, and strong knowledge of federal and state court rules and procedures.