Managing Clerk

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, one of the world’s leading global law firms with offices in strategic hubs of commerce, law, and government across North America, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, is seeking to hire a Managing Clerk. Reporting to the Senior Manager of Legal Practice Support – Operations, the Managing Clerk in the Legal Practice Support Department supports the Firm’s multiple litigation-facing practice group/attorneys on federal, state, and local court customs, procedural issues/strategies and practical aspects of pending cases. Based in the New York office, the Managing Clerk is a member of the firm’s Litigation Docket team and is a working docketing specialist, maintaining a litigation docket for the New York and Princeton offices and ensuring that all incoming documents are calendared timely and accurately. Additionally, the Managing Clerk will be a resource for the firm’s litigation docketing clerks and specialists in problem solving, research, answering questions and training.Morgan Lewis recognizes the benefits of supporting flexible working arrangements. This position will reside in our New York office with a hybrid in-office/remote working schedule. Flexibility to work overtime required.PRIMARY FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIESMaintains litigation docket.Ensures compliance and records all incoming and outgoing documents in docket database and accurately calculates and records procedural deadlines and due dates.Advise attorneys on state, local, and federal court rules including court practices. May assist in the development, implementation, and maintenance of Firmwide Litigation Docketing system maintenance policies and best practices. Manage and coordinate legal services required outside the firm such as service of process, retrieval of documents, etc.Programs, runs, prints, and delivers docket reports and ad hoc reports to attorneys, legal secretaries, and legal staff.Monitors cases in state and federal courts, government and administrative agencies on all active matters; monitors actions in computerized databases, including, but not limited to eTracks and Courtalert.com. Obtains decisions and orders, obtains docket updates and communicates case status changes to responsible attorneys.Verifies docket database accuracy through spot checks, verification of docket entries from incoming mail and by other means.Responsible for electronic filings in assigned courts. Must be familiar with and keep up to date on all filing rules, procedures, and judge's individual practices.Manages all case‐specific information in responsible jurisdictions.Acts as liaison with court personnel and establishes and maintains good working relations with court personnel including process servers and couriers.Responds to procedural inquiries and questions, including court research at the direction of attorneys, paralegals and business services colleagues.May assist in the development and implementation of Litigation Docketing procedures...