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Christopher DeVargas

Christopher DeVargas

Paralegal and legal administrative professional

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ProvidenceMember since August 4, 2026
Paralegal & Legal Administrative SupportLegal Document Drafting, Proofreading & FilingCourt E-FilingLitigation and Case-File OrganizationAttorney Calendar & Deadline CoordinationClient & Court CommunicationScheduling & Intake CoordinationDocument Management (iManage)
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Paralegal & Legal Administrative SupportLegal Document Drafting, Proofreading & FilingCourt E-FilingLitigation and Case-File OrganizationAttorney Calendar & Deadline Coordination

About

Paralegal and legal administrative professional with experience supporting multiple attorneys across multiple fields of law, coordinating litigation workflows, preparing and filing court documents, managing calendars and deadlines, and organizing case files across multiple practice areas. Skilled in both substantive paralegal support and day-to-day legal office administration, including client and court communication, document management, scheduling, and task prioritization. Brings strong written and verbal communication, attention to detail, and a commitment to accuracy in deadline-driven environments, complemented by graduate-level forensic science education and adjunct teaching experience.

Experience

Legal Assistant at McCarter & English (2025-12 – Present)

  • Prepare, proofread, and file legal documents—including petitions, motions, and court pleadings—with close attention to accuracy, completeness, and presentation.
  • Coordinate attorney calendars and track critical court deadlines; schedule depositions, mediations, client meetings, and client intakes to support efficient case progression.
  • Provide administrative and case support for a high-volume family-law practice, including divorce, prenuptial and antenuptial agreements, child support, and modifications.
  • Use iManage and related document-management systems to support organized, accessible matter files. Provide both paralegal and legal administrative support to help attorneys manage case-related tasks and daily workflow.
  • Demonstrate flexibility and a strong commitment to meeting time-sensitive deadlines, including working extended hours when necessary to complete priority assignments.

Paralegal at Kirshenbaum and Kirshenbaum (2021-11 – 2025-12)

  • Supported attorneys across workers' compensation, medical malpractice, personal injury, and estate matters, helping maintain organized and timely case workflows.
  • Communicated with defendants and court personnel while applying working knowledge of legal procedures and case requirements.
  • Prepared attorney calendars and supporting documentation; maintained structured filing systems and task lists to help track assignments and deadlines.
  • Balanced competing priorities through organization, time management, and consistent attention to detail.

Paralegal at Zwicker and Associates (2019-04 – 2021-11)

  • Prepared and transmitted electronic filings for District and Superior Court matters, supporting accurate and timely submission of court documents.
  • Trained new employees on current procedures for preparing and transmitting court documents, reinforcing consistency and team readiness.
  • Worked closely with attorneys to prepare calendars and case documentation and support ongoing case-management needs.
  • Communicated with defendants as part of case-related workflows and maintained organized documentation.

Adjunct Professor at Community College of Rhode Island (2018-09 – Present)

  • Develop and deliver lesson plans for multiple courses, organizing instructional materials to support student learning.
  • Use clear written and verbal communication and adapt interactions to work effectively with diverse populations.
  • Apply planning, presentation, and interpersonal skills developed through ongoing teaching responsibilities.

Education

Master of Forensic Science in Pharmaceutical Science – University of Florida (2018-09 – 2018-09)

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice / Investigative Services – University of New Haven (2015-05 – 2015-05)

Skills

Paralegal and legal administrative professional

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