Paralegal

Mandatory Requirements: Demonstrated knowledge of the principles and practices of substantive and procedural law as well as legal research processes, legal terminology, legal standards and documentation. Demonstrated knowledge of document control procedures, security measures, and privacy rules in order to mitigate the potential release of any investigative information that would endanger or compromise pending cases. Demonstrated knowledge of moderately complex litigation processes and court proceedings as well as strong listening and oral comprehension skills to determine relevance of points of discussion and to clarify ambiguities. Demonstrated written communication skills sufficient to draft basic and complex documents comprehensively and in the correct style and format; ability to edit own work and write in a clear and concise manner clearly and concisely, in oral and written communications. Extensive ability to perform moderately complex legal review, investigative, research, and analysis work, as well as the ability to organize and maintain the assembly and filing of legal documents for moderately complex cases within established deadlines. Demonstrated problem-solving skills sufficient to make clear cut decisions regarding moderately complex matters in a timely manner; considerable legal research skills using law libraries, the internet, and computer-based tools such as Westlaw or other similar resources. Extensive ability to work in an independent manner under appropriate attorney supervision and as a contributing member of a work group; ability to work with a varied group of team members or clients and give and receive constructive feedback. Extensive ability to develop constructive professional working relationships with coworkers, clients, and persons outside the organization. Desired Requirements: Seven years of Paralegal work experience preferred. Appropriate Paralegal certification or law degree, as required in Virginia/Maryland, is preferred.

Mandatory Requirements: Demonstrated knowledge of the principles and practices of substantive and procedural law as well as legal research processes, legal terminology, legal standards and documentation. Demonstrated knowledge of document control procedures, security measures, and privacy rules in order to mitigate the potential release of any investigative information that would endanger or compromise pending cases. Demonstrated knowledge of moderately complex litigation processes and court proceedings as well as strong listening and oral comprehension skills to determine relevance of points of discussion and to clarify ambiguities. Demonstrated written communication skills sufficient to draft basic and complex documents comprehensively and in the correct style and format; ability to edit own work and write in a clear and concise manner clearly and concisely, in oral and written communications. Extensive ability to perform moderately complex legal review, investigative, research, and analysis work, as well as the ability to organize and maintain the assembly and filing of legal documents for moderately complex cases within established deadlines. Demonstrated problem-solving skills sufficient to make clear cut decisions regarding moderately complex matters in a timely manner; considerable legal research skills using law libraries, the internet, and computer-based tools such as Westlaw or other similar resources. Extensive ability to work in an independent manner under appropriate attorney supervision and as a contributing member of a work group; ability to work with a varied group of team members or clients and give and receive constructive feedback. Extensive ability to develop constructive professional working relationships with coworkers, clients, and persons outside the organization. Desired Requirements: Seven years of Paralegal work experience preferred. Appropriate Paralegal certification or law degree, as required in Virginia/Maryland, is preferred.