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Title : Workers Compensation Litigation Paralegal
Location : Georgia - AtlantaRefer to Job # NWUB806141
Workers Compensation Litigation Paralegal The candidate should be an experienced Worker's Compensation Paralegal. Must be able to prepare discovery documents, legal pleadings and correspondence. Must be able to review and analyze medical records and other documents as required. Must be able to evaluate investigation materials and draft responses to written discovery. Must be able to schedule lay and expert witness meetings and depositions in standard as well as multi-party cases. Must be able to review and summarize depositions. Must become familiar with client guidelines for billable and non-billable activities. Must have experience recording time entries for all daily tasks, with knowledge and appropriate use of ABA task codes. Must have exceptional communication skills, and be comfortable communicating with clients, courts, witnesses, parties, etc. 5 years workers compensation experience required. College degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) required. Paralegal certificate preferred. Must be organized and capable of handling multiple complex tasks simultaneously, and perform assignments with speed and accuracy, creating a professional work product. Must have advanced technology skills, including document and case management in paperless environment.
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