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California School Employee Association seeks Legal Secretary for San Jose, Legal Department. Must be familiar with rules & procedures of courts, techniques of legal research, time limitations for filing legal documents. Type 65 wpm. Excellent Benefits include insurance and defined benefit retirement plan. Please send resume to:
California School Employees Association
Attention: Jason Santander, Secretary III
email: jsantander@csea.com Fax: 408-435-5031
- 5+ years experience as a legal secretary supporting lead litigators;
- Experience in public law and significant contact with public entity and municipality clients;
- Preparation of varied pleadings including discovery, law and motion matters, writs, appellate pleadings and briefs;
- Significant filing in state and federal court at both the trial (Superior courts for state cases and District courts for federal cases) and the appellate level; and
- Command of federal and state rules of court and local court rules and procedures.
The annual base salary is circa $75K, DOE, and the benefits offered are generous. For confidential consideration, please email your resume to Jon Lucchese, Recruiting Manager for Permanent Placement, at jon.lucchese@roberthalflegal.com.
The Habbas Law Firm is looking for a full time legal secretary to work under 2 litigation attorneys. candidate must have a minimum of 5+ years of experience in the personal injury field. Candidate must have excellent communication skills, computer skills and strong organizational skills. Must be detailed oriented and able to generate pleadings, calendaring, demonstrate flexibility to handle last minute filings and prioritize work flow. Must be able to handle P.I. case from filing complaint through trial. Must have strong knowledge of court rules and procedures, MS Word and Hot Docs.
Please send resume and references to pangelina@habbaslaw.com