Job Description:

LATAM Partners | Supporting Arellano Law Firm (U.S.)

Overview:

LATAM Partners is seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Paralegal / Law Clerk to support Arellano Law Firm, a U.S.-based firm specializing in Personal Injury and Accident Law. This position is based at our offices in Guadalajara, Jalisco, and requires a strong command of U.S. legal procedures, native-level spoken and written English, and outstanding organizational and administrative abilities.

Key Responsibilities:

Legal Research & Case Support:

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Conduct legal research to assist in the preparation of accident and injury-related claims.

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Analyze and summarize relevant statutes, case law, and insurance policies.

Document Drafting & Review:

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Draft demand letters, correspondence, and case summaries using firm-approved templates.

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Review documents for completeness and compliance with U.S. legal standards.

Client Communication & File Management:

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Communicate directly with clients (in English) to gather case information, updates, and documentation.

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Organize digital case files,



maintain updated records, and manage timelines for deliverables.

Administrative & Legal Coordination:

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Assist with scheduling depositions, medical evaluations, and court-related activities.

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Track case progress, deadlines, and settlement offers in coordination with the U.S. legal team.

Requirements:

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Education: Bachelors degree in Law (Mexico).

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Experience: Minimum 2 years as a practicing lawyer or legal professional in Mexico.

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Language: Fluency in English and Spanish (spoken and written) English must be strong enough for direct client conversations and professional correspondence.

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Technical Skills: Familiarity with case management platforms, legal research tools (e.g., LexisNexis), and Microsoft Office Suite.

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Soft Skills:

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Exceptional attention to detail and task follow-up.

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Strong time management and file organization skills.

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Professional communication and discretio

📌 Paralegal (Guadalajara)
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