Experience

Terrell Marshall Law Group PLLC

• United States
• Law Practice
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Paralegal

  • Dec 2020 - Present

• Legal Assistant

  • Jul 2017 - Dec 2020

  Solicit and conduct interviews with proposed class members and produce declarations reflecting the interviewees’ experiences. Analyze and review large volumes of documents to determine relevance to litigation. Extract and synthesize relevant information found in document productions to support ongoing and potential cases. Investigate entities for consumer complaints, assets, and business structures using WestLaw, public records requests, and other online resources. Docket all deadlines in active cases through a close reading of various rules in different jurisdictions. Assist attorneys in preparation for depositions, hearings, trial, and mediation. Draft transmittal letters, subpoenas, and other basic documents. Show less



Knox College

• United States
• Higher Education
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Tutor for ANSO 300: Modern Theories of Society and Culture

  • Feb 2017 - Mar 2017

  Provided assistance to students in order to improve their comprehension of difficult theoretical texts (i.e. Blumer, Brubaker, Goffman, Mead, and other sociological theorists) by facilitating discussion, and reviewing weekly reading responses. Provided assistance to students in order to improve their comprehension of difficult theoretical texts (i.e. Blumer, Brubaker, Goffman, Mead, and other sociological theorists) by facilitating discussion, and reviewing weekly reading responses.



Knox College

• United States
• Higher Education
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Undergraduate Teaching Assistant

  • Sep 2016 - Nov 2016

  Edited and graded students’ weekly essays on Native American literature. Guided students in discussion of thematic elements of the course material. Assisted the professor in the set-up, and use of the Multimedia projector, powerpoint, and DVD player.

• Grant-Funded Researcher by the Richter Memorial Fund

  • Jun 2016 - Sep 2016

  Wrote a grant application that was successfully awarded funding from the Richter Memorial Fund to conduct research in Portland and Seattle areas. Independently planned and conducted qualitative research. Employed the participant-observation method to research subject/object interactions in coffee shops. Analyzed qualitative data using open coding. The final report, "Power Play in Coffee Shops: Public and Undefined Spaces in Structuring Ownership," considers displays of belonging by consumer and barista in cultivating cultural indications of communal space, and found that communal space in semi-private places is often commodified and personalized through financial and physical displays of power. Show less