– Maintain organization of clients’ paper files and e-files

     – As the person with the most contact with the client’s paper and e-files, it is incumbent on the law clerk to make sure that our office file systems work and to follow them closely and continuously

     – As the person with the most contact with the client’s paper and e-files, it is incumbent on the law clerk to initiate improvements on the office’s paper and e-filing systems

     – Under the direct supervision of attorneys, manage non-attorney work relating to firm’s caseload of clients

     – Perform work progressively more independently and without legal or clerical errors

     – Meet and communicate with clients

     – Prepare documents for submission

     – Prepare clients and clients’ documentation for hearings and other legal proceedings

     – Research legal issues and draft legal writing

     – Meet deadlines and goals