Tasks of a Paralegal: 1. Legal Research: Conducting thorough research on legal issues, statutes, regulations, and case law to support attorneys in building their cases or providing legal advice. 2. Document Preparation: Assisting in the drafting, editing, and proofreading of legal documents such as contracts, pleadings, briefs, and agreements. 3. Case Management: Organizing and managing case files, maintaining calendars, scheduling meetings, and ensuring deadlines are met. 4. Client Communication: Interacting with clients, answering their queries, and providing updates on case progress under the supervision of an attorney. 5. Assisting in Trial Preparation: Helping attorneys prepare for trials by organizing exhibits, coordinating witnesses, and drafting trial documents. 6. Legal Administration: Handling administrative tasks such as billing, timekeeping, and maintaining legal databases. 7. Interviewing: Conducting interviews with clients, witnesses, and other relevant parties to gather information for legal cases. 8. Legal Ethics and Compliance: Ensuring adherence to ethical standards and legal regulations in all aspects of legal work. 9. Assisting in Legal Proceedings: Attending court hearings, trials, and depositions to provide support to attorneys and take notes. 10. Legal Technology: Utilizing legal software and technology tools for legal research, document management, and case organization. Please note that the specific tasks of a paralegal may vary depending on the jurisdiction, law firm, or organization they work for.