The Corporate Paralegal role, applicable at both mid and senior levels, involves substantial legal support under a supervising lawyer, with tasks assigned within the parameters of legal guidelines. Key responsibilities include drafting and analyzing legal documents, managing legal projects, attending client meetings, and supervising junior staff. Specific duties for corporate paralegals include supporting corporate transactions, reviewing due diligence, conducting legal research, and maintaining Corporate Minute Books. Accuracy in timekeeping and adherence to performance standards, including billing a minimum of 1,536 hours annually with a client billable component, are emphasized.

Minimum qualifications comprise a Bachelor's degree or Paralegal Certification from an ABA-approved program, with required experience ranging from 13 years for Paralegal Specialists to 18 years for Senior Paralegal Specialists. Essential skills include excellent communication, organizational capabilities, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and legal software. Salary ranges from $101,200 to $151,800 for Paralegal Specialists and from $116,380 to $174,570 for Senior Paralegal Specialists.