What a paralegal actually owns
- Document drafting, review, and formatting
- Case file organization and document management
- Filing preparation and calendar/deadline tracking
- Legal research and summary memos
- Client and third-party correspondence under supervision
What we test before you meet anyone
- A drafting sample in your practice area, produced under a deadline
- Their familiarity with your jurisdiction’s filing rules and e-filing systems
- Case management platform depth: Clio, MyCase, Filevine, or similar
- How they track deadlines and what redundancy they build in
Where paralegal searches usually go wrong.
Jurisdictional procedure and filing rules do not transfer, so a capable paralegal in one practice area can be a liability in another. Résumés spanning several unrelated areas usually mean shallow exposure to each, and depth in yours matters more than years elsewhere.
Tell us about the role.
Send a short brief and we will tell you whether this is a search worth running before anyone pays anything.
A short description of the role. We come back on whether we can fill it, and what it would take.
From approved brief to the candidates worth meeting, screened and interviewed.
Replacement search at no additional charge if the hire does not hold.
10 business days is what we aim for rather than a promise. Senior, specialist, and confidential searches often run longer. We tell you what to expect for your role once we have seen the brief.
Roles we fill alongside paralegals.
Teams hiring a paralegal usually brief us on one or two of these in the same conversation.
Who hires this role most.
Before you send the brief.
How do you screen paralegals?
Why is it hard to hire a paralegal?
What does a paralegal in the Philippines typically own?
How does hiring a paralegal through HireTalent.ph work?
How long does the search take, and what if the hire does not work out?
Ready to hand off this paralegal search?
Send a short brief. We come back on whether we can fill it and what it would take.
























