Investigate the facts of a case In addition to reviewing and organizing documents, preparing written reports that help lawyers determine how to handle their cases. If lawyers decide to file lawsuits on behalf of clients, Prepare the legal arguments and draft documents to be filed with the court. In large organizations, paralegals may work on a particular phase of a case, rather than handling a case from beginning to end. For example, a litigation paralegal may only review legal material for internal use, maintain reference files, conduct research for lawyers, or collect and organize evidence for hearings. Litigation paralegals may assist attorneys in preparing for trial by organizing document binders, creating exhibit lists, or drafting settlement agreements. Some litigation paralegals may also help coordinate the logistics of attending the trial, including reserving office space, transporting exhibits and documents to the courtroom, and setting up com