$75K-$95K + Bonus | No Micromanagement | Real Litigation Work
We're a boutique personal injury litigation firm practicing in New York & New Jersey, seeking an experienced paralegal (5+ years) who wants challenging work, autonomy, and the opportunity to truly own their cases from start to finish.
Why this role stands out:
Salary $75,000-$95,000 based on experience
Own your caseload - No micromanagement, just results
Performance-based bonus opportunities
Real litigation exposure - Depositions, trials, complex cases
Small team environment - Your work matters and is recognized
Professional growth - CLE support, skills development, room to advance
Work-life balance - No 60-hour weeks or weekend expectations
Direct access to firm leadership - No layers of bureaucracy
What we're looking for:
5+ years of personal injury paralegal experience (construction accidents, motor vehicle, premises liability)
NY & NJ experience required - You know the courts, the procedures, the systems
Litigation skills: Discovery, depositions, trial prep, motion practice
Tech-savvy: Experience with case management software (we use CasePeer), e-filing systems, comfort with legal tech
Independent worker who thrives with autonomy and accountability
Bilingual (Spanish) a significant plus
What you WON'T find here:
Document review factory work
100+ case loads with no support
Rigid 9-5 micromanagement
Being treated as "just a paralegal"
What you WILL find here:
Meaningful work on significant cases
Direct client contact and case ownership
Collaboration with attorneys who respect your expertise
A team of 4 where everyone's contribution matters
Opportunity to grow your skills and take on more responsibility
If you're tired of being paralegal #12 at a high-volume practice and want to do substantive litigation work in a professional, collegial environment - let's talk.
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