Legal Analyst

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Legal Analyst
The candidate will work under the general direction of a licensed attorney, and perform a broad range of litigation support and case management tasks for the Subrogation Legal Attorney. Will provide assistance to attorneys, performing the full range of varied analytical paralegal duties of average complexity and communicating with management and other internal and external stakeholders. Investigate and analyze facts and documents in connection with civil litigation. Assist in criminal trial preparation by coordinating witnesses and processing subpoenas. Coordinate with local law enforcement and judicial entities relative to ministerial problems. When delegated by the attorney, draft interrogatories and responses to interrogatories. Interview witnesses, complainants, and defendants concerning the facts of cases. Draft roughs of pleadings, complaints, and motions for attorney review by the attorney. Assist in the preparation of witness books and exhibit books. Conduct historical research with regard to cases and by summarizing deposition transcripts. Assist in administrative proceedings by preparing drafts of accusations and statements of issues. Prepare responses to routine procedural and/or large volume type inquiries. Prepare legislative histories and follow-ups on legislative and regulatory files. Under general direction of attorney, gather and analyze documents and information for case development, including communicating with and obtaining information from employers, witnesses, OSHA, law enforcement, internal and external investigators and other sources, including insurance carriers and outside counsel. Obtain information from internal and external sites (EAMS, CARE, Team Connect, Court and regulatory agency websites) to assist with case management and strategy. Assist with locating and retaining expert witnesses, and coordinate communication and exchange of information. Under the general direction of an attorney, prepare correspondence and pleadings, and all court mandated documents. Update and maintain electronic and physical documentation of case communications and activities. Ensure accurate and prompt filing of all received correspondence and pleadings. Prepare responses to discovery requests requiring analyzing and reviewing responsive documents for privilege, producing non-privileged documents, preparing privilege logs and redacting PII as required by law. Draft requests for admission, requests for production of documents, deposition questions and other civil litigation discovery vehicles. Review and summarize requests, responses, discovery and motions from opposing parties, and prepare draft responses under direction of attorney. Draft jury instructions and in limine motions under direction of attorney.

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