Personal Injury Litigation Paralegal

We are actively seeking a skilled paralegal to join the esteemed team at Carter Cullen, a nationally recognized leader in personal injury law.

Join the Carter Cullen team as a litigation paralegal. In this role, you’ll be responsible for engaging in communication with attorneys, clients, and experts, drafting legal documents, and actively contributing to trial preparation. We value proactive support, strong client relationships, and professional representation in the Las Vegas community.

• Salary based on qualifications and experience.
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• Generous paid time off and sick leave.
• 401K with matching.
• Bonus opportunities.
• Major holidays off.

Make a meaningful impact with our successful and supportive team.

Over 35 years of dedicated service to the Las Vegas community, with more than 85% of our business coming from word‑of‑mouth referrals and repeat clients. Our employees stay for a decade or longer, reflecting the positive work environment we cultivate.

United by a shared commitment to rectifying injustice, we are passionate about assisting those in our community. Our mission is to stand up for victims of rule breakers and bullies, and to build a team that contributes to the positive development of the community.

• At least 2 years of personal injury paralegal experience.
• Trial experience preferred.
• Knowledge of current state rules of civil procedure and applicable statutes.
• Knowledge of federal rules and applicable statutes preferred.
• Familiar with all filing systems, including EFile NV, Washoe EFlex, and Federal CM/ECF.
• Strong oral and written communication skills; direct, empathetic, and collaborative with a can‑do attitude.
• Self‑starter and team player, able to engage, accept direction, collaborate, and work independently.
• Flexibility and adaptability in a fast‑paced work environment.
• Drive to change lives and create a positive impact in the community.
• Personal, friendly, and looking for opportunities to serve.
• Multi‑tasking with willingness to learn.
• Ability to manage a case from start to finish.
• Strong organizational and time‑management skills.
• Detail‑oriented.

• Draft pleadings, discovery, disclosures and supplements, notices, and other written correspondence.
• Collaborate with medical records staff to ensure all records (priors, current, updated, and billing) have been requested and disclosed.
• Monitor incoming pleadings, discovery, and other case‑related documents.
• Manage medical chronologies through in‑house or outsourced parties.
• Maintain calendar and manage deadlines (including complaint service and discovery response deadlines), ensuring that attorneys are aware of deadlines.
• Anticipate case and attorney needs.
• Review and process invoices with the accounts payable department.
• Participate in scheduling depositions, coordinating witness preparation time, preparing binders, and securing and confirming court reporters with staff.
• Prepare and organize exhibits for any and all briefs (motions, oppositions, replies, arbitrations, mediations, and trial briefs).