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Litigation Paralegal for a National Firm in Century City!
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Country: USA
Location: California-Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90067
Total applied: 40
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Litigation Paralegal for a National Firm in Century City!
CITY/STATE: Los Angeles, CA 90067POSITION TYPE: Full Time, EmployeeJOB CATEGORY: LegalSALARY: 55,000.00 - 65,000.00 USD /year Litigation Paralegal for a National Firm in Century City! Â Â We are currently recruiting for a Litigation Paralegal for a National law firm that serves clients around the globe. This reputable law firm is highly stable and is eager to attract top talent to join their team. This opportunity is a great way to get your foot in the door and grow with a great firm. Qualifications: 4+ years experience working as a Litigation Paralegal 4 year degree and/or Paralegal Certificate from an ABA Approved Program Must be very well organized, detail-oriented, and a great multi-tasker Strong Microsoft Office skills Summation knowledge Extensive Trial preparation experience Stability on resume Preferred Skills Mid to large law firm experience Great attitude!For immediate and confidential consideration, please e-mail your resume to Lgurevich@adamsmartingroup.com . Thank you and we hope to hear from you soon! About Adams & Martin Group Adams & Martin Group specializes in the placement of legal professionals with top companies and law firms nationwide. Our dedicated recruitment team networks nationally with the legal community's best & brightest. Established in 2003, Adams & Martin Group has a rapidly expanding office network to meet the growing demands of our clients and candidates. Consisting of friendly professionals who take the time to get to know you, we are expert at matching the right career or project opportunity with your unique personality, skills, and expectations. Apply now to be considered for this position and to make an appointment today or visit our Website www.adamsmartingroup.com for other available positions. Â EMAIL:Apply by Email
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