Paralegal - Plano TX

About FBFK Law

FBFK Law is a people-first, entrepreneurial firm built for those who want to grow, lead, and make an impact.

FBFK has been named one of Fortune’s Most Innovative Companies for 2026, ranked No. 88 out of 300 organizations nationwide. The firm is also recognized in the 2026 Chambers Texas Spotlight Guide for Corporate/Commercial and Intellectual Property. Additionally, FBFK attorneys are consistently recognized by Best Lawyers and Lawdragon for their leadership and excellence in the legal industry. FBFK has also been recognized among top real estate law firms by the Houston Business Journal, reflecting the firm’s continued growth and market impact.

Founded more than 20 years ago in Dallas, FBFK Law has grown into a full-service firm with offices across Texas and California, including Plano, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, Orange County, Century City (Los Angeles), and San Diego. Today, we are over 100 full-time team members strong and continuing to expand in key markets and practice areas.

Our work is organized around core capabilities, including Corporate and M&A, Litigation, Intellectual Property, Tax, International, and Health Law, supported by a deep bench of sub-specialties that allow us to serve clients across industries with precision and efficiency.

We are a team of builders, creators, and collaborators driven by a 100-year vision to redefine what success in law looks like. At FBFK, we are intentionally building a platform where attorneys and staff can do exceptional work while also creating a fulfilling and sustainable life. Through our culture, leadership access, and firmwide initiatives, we invest in our people so they can grow, lead, and thrive.

We put our clients’ interests first and operate with a shared commitment to excellence, efficiency, and long-term partnership.

If you’re energized by the idea of building something exceptional, not just maintaining it, keep reading.

What we're looking for

FBFK is seeking an experienced Litigation Paralegal to join our Plano, TX team. In this role, you will partner closely with attorneys and fellow paralegals to support complex litigation matters from intake through trial and appeal. The ideal candidate brings exceptional organizational skills, discretion, and a mastery of litigation workflows and deadlines in California state and federal courts.

Key Responsibilities

• Case management: organize and maintain case files, calendars, and litigation deadlines; manage discovery schedules and production logs.
• Discovery, including eDiscovery: coordinate, draft, and format discovery requests and responses; manage e-discovery workflows with vendors; prepare privilege logs and deposition summaries.
• Pleadings and motion practice: prepare, cite-check, and file pleadings, motions, and supporting papers with state and federal courts; manage service of process and proof filings.
• Trial support: prepare exhibit lists, witness files, and trial binders; coordinate logistics; support attorneys during hearings, mediations, and trial.
• Diligence and research: conduct factual research, summarize findings, and assist with investigative tasks; perform targeted legal research related to litigation and compliance.
• Client and third-party communications: coordinate with clients, experts, court personnel, and opposing counsel on substantive case matters.
• Closings and post-judgment: assemble closing binders, manage post-judgment filings, and track compliance.
• Timekeeping: accurately record time and meet firm billable requirements for substantive legal tasks.

Billable Work Expectations
Paralegals are expected to accurately record time and meet firm billable requirements where required. Billable work includes substantive legal tasks that directly support client matters.

Examples of Billable Work

• Drafting and formatting discovery requests and responses.
• Preparing and filing pleadings and motions; cite-checking and proofing.
• Conducting factual research and summarizing findings.
• Managing e-discovery, document review, and privilege logs.
• Preparing deposition summaries and trial binders/exhibit lists.
• Client communications regarding substantive case matters

Examples of Non-Billable Work

• Administrative filings without substantive review.
• Data entry or clerical updates to case management systems.
• Scheduling meetings or coordinating logistics.
• Internal administrative communications.
• Timekeeping and reporting.
• Training and internal meetings.
• General document management or file maintenance.
• IT or system troubleshooting.

• 5–10+ years of litigation paralegal experience (mid to senior level) in a law firm setting.
• Bachelor’s degree and/or Paralegal Certificate preferred.
• eDiscovery expertise using Relativity is highly desirable
• Proven experience managing complex discovery, deposition prep, and trial preparation.
• Strong organizational and analytical skills; exceptional attention to detail.
• High level of discretion and ability to manage confidential information.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office; experience with litigation-support and e-discovery tools.
• Team-oriented communicator who thrives in a fast-paced, fully in-office environment.