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Club Level, Inc. and Ryan Fila v. Washington State Liquor Control Board, et al.
Washington Court of Appeals, Division II
No. 45270-7-II
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This publicly filed appellate brief is presented as a representative example of my substantive paralegal work while employed by the Law Office of Rodney R. Moody.
Working under attorney supervision, my role included substantive assistance with legal research, analysis, appellate brief preparation, organization of the record, citation and authority review, and preparation of the matter for filing.
The brief addresses significant issues involving 42 U.S.C. § 1983, qualified immunity, negligent supervision, civil conspiracy, tortious interference with a business relationship, summary judgment standards, and constitutional claims involving the right to pursue an occupation.
The filed document identifies Rodney R. Moody and Mark G. Olson as counsel for the appellants. The declaration of service included with the filing identifies John Catanzaro as Paralegal to Rodney R. Moody.
This sample is provided solely to demonstrate the type, complexity, and scope of legal research, writing, appellate support, and document preparation experience I have developed during my paralegal career.
Appellate brief preparation
Complex legal research
Case-law analysis
Constitutional and civil-rights research
Washington statutory research
Federal authority research
Record and citation analysis
Summary-judgment issues
Persuasive legal writing
Court-document preparation
Appellate procedure
Complex litigation support