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Calendar Managementunmatched
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Docketing Systemunmatched
Document Managementunmatched
Fortune 500 Customersunmatched
Government Relationsunmatched
High School Diplomaunmatched
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Litigationunmatched
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Microsoft Outlookunmatched
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Office Managementunmatched
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Description
About the Role
We're looking for a Docketing Specialist to own comprehensive litigation and non-litigation calendaring across our firm's matters, keeping every deadline tracked, every entry accurate, and every attorney informed before a risk becomes a problem. This is a fully remote position, and we require candidates based in the Central time zone, working Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM CST.
About the Firm
We're one of the top 100 law firms in the country, built on more than five decades of full-service litigation, business law, and government relations work for clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to high-growth startups. We've grown fast because we treat operational precision — not just legal strategy — as core to how we serve clients. Docketing sits at the center of that: it's the function that keeps the rest of the firm safe to move quickly.
Key Responsibilities
Own the integrity of our firm's automated docket system, supporting every practice area with calendar entries built to firm standards and procedures
Research court rules, practice guides, and governing law to determine filing deadlines — discovery responses, motion responses, pre-trial deadlines, depositions, and court appearances
Maintain close communication with attorneys, paralegals, and practice assistants to fully understand each calendaring assignment
Escalate emerging calendar issues to the Managing Attorney and Office Manager before they become deadline risks
Attach Complaints, Charges, Scheduling Orders, and related documents to docketing events for reference
Create, review, and distribute calendar and docket reports, filed into the correct workspace
Update case names, venues, jurisdictions, case numbers, and responsible attorneys as matters evolve
Respond to attorney, paralegal, and secretary requests regarding calendared events and compliance date changes
Train lawyers, paralegals, and secretaries on reading docketing reports and using the firm's docketing application
Back up fellow Docketing team members as needed
Support litigation department operations day to day
Qualifications
3-5 years in a similar docketing role at a law firm, ideally supporting multiple offices or practice areas
High school diploma required; post-secondary degree preferred
Proficient across Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and document management systems
Substantial experience computing calendar deadlines for state, federal, and appellate courts
Strong grasp of litigation processes, court rules, and multi-jurisdictional procedures
Sharp attention to detail — the kind that catches a miscalculated deadline before it matters
Comfortable managing shifting priorities and turnaround deadlines without losing accuracy
Independent judgment and ownership mentality; you don't wait to be told twice
Familiarity with PACER and Electronic Court Filing (ECF) systems
What We Offer
Fully remote work, Central time zone hours
$60,000–$80,000, based on experience and qualifications
A firm that invests in getting the operational details right, not just the legal wins