Enterprise Bank & Trust - Jennings, MO
posted 2 months ago
The litigation paralegal position at Enterprise Bank & Trust is designed to support the in-house legal department in various legal processes, case management, attorney fee tracking, legal research, and other assignments as needed. This role operates under the supervision of the Senior Paralegal and internal legal counsel, ensuring that all legal matters are handled efficiently and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. The paralegal will assist in managing processes and procedures related to legal actions served upon the Bank, including garnishments, levies, and subpoenas. This involves researching bank systems to identify customers and accounts subject to attachment, preparing necessary legal documentation, and ensuring that all actions are in line with legal and regulatory requirements. In addition to managing legal processes, the litigation paralegal will review subpoenas and other third-party requests for information. They will work closely with the senior paralegal to oversee the identification and collection of responsive materials, negotiate the production of these materials with requesting parties, and elevate issues for review by Bank counsel when necessary. The role also requires coordination in collecting materials from various Bank repositories and systems needed for ongoing litigation and regulatory matters, all under the guidance of both internal and external Bank counsel. Legal research will be a key component of this position, as the paralegal will perform research for matters assigned by the Bank's internal counsel and assist with other special matters as needed. This position is ideal for individuals who possess a high level of attention to detail and can work effectively under pressure in a fast-paced environment. Strong organizational, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills are essential to meet deadlines and coordinate matters among both internal and external stakeholders. Given the sensitive nature of certain legal matters, the ability to communicate professionally and confidentially is crucial.