Cammille Ladden

Dedicated Courtroom Clerk with 10 years of experience in analysis of court procedures. Adept at detailed record-keeping, applying advanced understanding of legal proceedings and cases. Meticulous in documentation and information management.

Courtroom Clerk Senior/Lead - Maricopa County Superior Court - Phoenix, AZ

(2023-05)

• Trained new Clerks in Civil and Family Judge case types.
• Designed detailed learning plans for trainees to ensure they learned and understood how to do their jobs in their new role.
• Completed progress reports to notify supervisors of strengths and areas of improvement.
• Maintained patience and level-headedness in diverse situations to support Clerk development and personal growth.
• Worked one-on-one with trainees to increase overall success.
• Planned and implemented different daily activities to enhance overall development and growth of every trainee.
• Covered Court and Judicial divisions with trainees to train them on covering court, the process of Minute Entries, and processing out-of-court rulings.

Courtroom Clerk - Maricopa County Superior Court - Phoenix, USA

(2020-07 - 2023-05)

Company Overview: Courtroom Services – Phoenix, AZ

• Attend Civil and Probate Court proceedings and keep record in a note-taking manner
• Create Minute Entries to memorialize and make an official record of Court proceedings
• Determine correct parties/agencies entitled to receive copies of minute entries
• Proofread and edit work for accuracy and detail
• Communicate Oaths, Affirmations to juries and witnesses and contents of Court documents to court participants
• Process electronic filings submitted by parties/counsel/agencies
• Manage time efficiently to complete work in a timely manner

Contractor – Legal Assistant - EOIR – Department of Justice - Eloy, USA

(2015-06 - 2020-05)

• Inspected a high volume of documentation quickly, assuring completeness and accuracy
• Receiving telephone calls, giving routing and non-routine information, answering questions and directing calls and visitors to appropriate person or office
• Set up and maintained records, logs, and files
• Maintaining accurate, complete and correct records required by law and administrative
• Organizing and maintaining files, records, manuals, handbooks, and other related materials
• Operate office equipment such as fax machines, copiers, and phone systems, and use computers for spreadsheet, word processing, database management, and other applications
• Communicate with the public, DHS, and the private bar in person, by telephone, and in writing

Paradise Valley Community College at Phoenix, AZ (2012-05)

National Paralegal College at Phoenix, AZ (2017-08)