Support plaintiff-side personal injury litigation as a Senior Law Clerk in downtown Toronto, using strong drafting and file management skills. Work hybrid with regular in-office collaboration.
This experienced law clerk role supports a partner within a boutique litigation firm. Manage files from intake through resolution while handling personal injury and medical malpractice matters. Apply organization, communication, judgment, and proactive follow-up to help lawyers and clients.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage plaintiff-side personal injury and medical malpractice litigation files
- Draft pleadings, affidavits, correspondence, and mediation briefs
- Organize medical, expert, employment, and damages records
- Monitor limitation periods, undertakings, productions, and procedural deadlines
- Coordinate discoveries, mediations, pre-trials, and trials
Requirements:
- Ideally five or more years of plaintiff-side personal injury experience
- Understanding of litigation files from intake through resolution
- Law Clerk diploma or equivalent relevant training and experience
- Excellent organization, drafting, communication, and time-management skills
- Independent judgment, attention to detail, and proactive client focus
Bring sophisticated file management, litigation drafting, and client communication skills to plaintiff-side personal injury matters in Toronto.
Senior Personal Injury Law Clerk in Toronto employer: Minted Search Group
Join a well-established boutique law firm in Etobicoke that prioritizes a supportive and friendly work culture, offering a hybrid work schedule and a strong commitment to work-life balance. As a Personal Injury Lawyer, you'll enjoy significant independence in managing your caseload while receiving mentorship from experienced senior counsel, along with opportunities for professional growth and development in a technology-forward environment. With competitive compensation and a focus on employee well-being, this firm is an excellent employer for those seeking meaningful and rewarding legal careers.