We are seeking a permanent, full-time experienced Corporate Paralegal to join our Saint John office to provide legal administrative support to lawyers in the Corporate practice group.
Summary of responsibilities
Maintain detailed and accurate client and administrative files;
Draft a wide range of legal documents and correspondence;
Experience in corporate reorganizations, incorporations, review and updates of corporate minute books, sale/purchases of shares/assets, preparation and filing of various forms with the corporate registry using corporate entity management software;
Conducting corporate due diligence searches, including but not limited to Bank Act, Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, Worker’s Compensation Board and Labour Standards;
Obtaining certificates of good standing and copies of corporate registry documents;
Performing Personal Property Security Act searches and filings, including but not limited to registrations, amendments and discharges;
Meet deadlines, ability to multi-task and reprioritize; and
All tasks must be performed with a high degree of detail and accuracy.
Skills & Qualifications
Spoken and written proficiency in English is a must;
2 + years of corporate legal assistant experience;
Legal Assistant or Paralegal diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution considered an asset;
Above average proficiency in Microsoft applications and typing skills;
Have the ability to problem solve with minimal supervision;
Excellent proofreading, spelling and grammar skills. Excellent analytical skills, detail oriented; and
Superior organizational abilities and time management.
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