Editorial summary

The company is seeking a Paralegal / Litigation Executive specializing in motor claims to support case management and litigation processes. Key responsibilities include assessing case merits, collecting evidence, preparing legal documents, and managing case schedules. Candidates should have strong organizational skills and familiarity with court procedures. The position offers a salary of 3,500.

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Job description

[This job id 31686 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 13 Sep 2026]

Key Responsibilities

• Checking Case Merits & Statements: Assist client with recording accident details and assess liability.
• Collecting Case Evidence: Gather important accident information like accident photos or videos, police reports, and medical records to help build the case.
• Court Filings: Prepare, format, and submit legal documents like pleadings and affidavits, adhering to strict court deadlines.
• Case & Calendar Management: Organize electronic case files, track chronological developments, and manage case schedules and hearing dates.
• Trial Preparation: Assist in assembling trial bundles, hearing folders, and organizing documents for client meetings and hearings.
• Communication: Assist in setting up meetings between clients and lawyer / manager in charge. Take notes during and follow up after meetings.
• General Administration: Handle document scanning, expense claims, conflict checks, and routine office correspondence.

Requirements and Skills

• Qualifications: No minimum education requirement.
• Technical Knowledge: Familiarity with civil court procedures, NIMA & PIMA, and e-Litigation filing. Minimum 2 years of prior experience handling relevant motor accident claims (Claimant)

Salary

• $2,500 - $3,500 plus monthly closure incentives / bonus after probation

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