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Legal Administrative Assistant – Corporate Litigation

Potter Anderson
Full-time
On-site
Wilmington, Delaware, United States

Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP, a major Delaware law firm with a diverse business practice, is seeking a Legal Administrative Assistant to join our Corporate Litigation Group.  The Legal Administrative Assistant (LAA) performs a variety of administrative support duties for our lawyers and delivers high-quality service to internal and external clients, exhibiting a commitment to integrity and excellence. This position provides dedicated support to several attorneys in the Corporate Litigation practice.


 


DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:



  • Assist with drafting legal documents and correspondence

  • Review and analyze briefs and motions in preparation for e-filing and service

  • Draft routine court documents for attorney review and approval

  • Prepare pleadings and other docketed material for service and filing, with particular emphasis on electronic filing of documents using the Delaware Court of Chancery’s system and related filing platforms

  • Maintain case files and manage document discovery

  • Update and manage attorney calendars with close attention and detail to court dates and other relevant case-related deadlines

  • Perform general administrative support functions as needed to support attorneys and clients and meet deadlines

  • Manage event invitations and guest lists

  • Assist attorneys with time entry


REQUIREMENTS:



  • Strong organizational and administrative skills; detail-oriented and proactive

  • Proven ability to work in a fast-paced environment; multi-task and meet multiple, overlapping deadlines

  • Proficient in all Microsoft programs

  • Technologically savvy: able to quickly master various software programs (e.g., court filing software, law firm billing, and time-entry software, legal/business research platforms)

  • Minimum three to five years of related experience

  • Full knowledge of filling in federal and Delaware state courts

  • Associate degree, paralegal certificate, or comparable experience required