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litigation support specialist
appeals
The Appeals process begins with the filing of a notice of appeal or a petition for review from a final decision of a lower court or agency...
civil litigation
As a member of your team,
I can help coordinate all the details of
your case before, during and after trial...
Legal research
The process of finding an answer to a
legal
question or checking for
legal
precedent that can be cited in a brief or at trial is not an easy task, nor is it a task which attorneys generally assign to their legal secretary. One of my greatest assets as a paralegal is my training and ability to utilize traditional primary law resources (i.e., case law, statutes, local court rules, government regulations, etc.) as a stepping block to tackle any legal issue. Now that these resources can be found almost exclusively online, my two-step systematic approach to legal research and pinpointing legal authority allows me to mentally dissect the issues and thoroughly analyze the facts in any case.
medical malpractice
NEW CLIENT INTAKE
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s a seasoned paraprofessional, I believe the initial client interview is the most important aspect in a Medical Malpractice action. It lays the foundation for your entire case and that's why It is imperative that the paralegal thoroughly interviews the client and obtain as much information as possible about their medical condition so they can create a thorough medical care and treatment timeline.
legal transcription
Legal secretaries' salary
averages $30,000 per year, and seasoned paralegals can cost as much as $60,000 per year. The days of assigning them with extended transcription duties are long gone... when they could be doing something more productive they are trained to do will save you overtime costs and keep your employees from early burnout. An untrained paralegal will take anywhere from 8-10 times longer than the audio file to transcribe. Meaning a 60 minute file will take them 8 hours to 10 hours to complete. Our transcriptionists can do that same file in half the time and we guarantee 99% accuracy. Meanwhile your paralegal can do the things he or she was trained to do and not clock all that extra overtime because they were transcribing for an entire day.
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