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California Department of Justice · 5 days ago

Paralegal, Antitrust Law Section, Public Rights Division

California, United States

Full-time

Hybrid

Senior Level

$6,330/mo - $7,929/mo

The California Department of Justice is seeking a Senior Legal Analyst in the Antitrust Law Section of the Public Rights Division. The role involves performing complex paralegal duties related to litigation and investigations, including legal research, preparing legal documents, and assisting with trial preparation.

Law EnforcementNon Profit

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Analyzing files, facts and documents

Summarizing and organizing data and information

Using computerized litigation support software

Compiling data and gathering information

Preparing legal documents

Assisting with trial preparation

Legal research

Handling complaint intake from the public

Acting as Case Coordinator for ProLaw

Assisting in maintaining section files, logs and statistics

Assisting with section administrative matters

Qualification

Legal researchLitigation support softwareTrial preparationDocument preparationCase coordinationData analysisPublic complaint handling

Required

Under the general supervision of the Senior Assistant Attorney General, Supervising Deputy Attorney General, or the designated Deputy Attorney General, the Senior Legal Analyst independently performs a wide variety of the most responsible, varied and complex paralegal duties relating to litigation and investigations

These tasks include, but are not limited to: analyzing files, facts and documents, summarizing and organizing data and information, using computerized litigation support software, compiling data and gathering information, preparing legal documents, assisting with trial preparation, legal research, handling complaint intake from the public, acting as Case Coordinator for ProLaw, assisting in maintaining section files, logs and statistics and assisting with section administrative matters

Individuals who are new to State service must have list eligibility in order to gain employment with the Office of the Attorney General