Konie Guillem Carrillo

As a Specialist Paralegal, I assist with matters involving family law, civil litigation, bankruptcy, and real estate. My responsibilities include drafting pleadings, motions, discovery, legal correspondence, and settlement documents; preparing and filing court submissions; communicating with clients, courts, and opposing counsel; managing case files and deadlines.

• Delivered exceptional administrative support to two attorneys on a daily basis
• Maintained calendars and confidential information
• Manage client communication and ensure timely document collection
• Oversee case related documentation and financial transactions
• Provided accurate and punctual processing of all work requests while maintaining a
professional and pleasant demeanor

• Delivered exceptional administrative support to two attorneys on a daily basis.
• Maintained calendars and confidential information.
• Manage client communication and ensure timely document collection.
• Oversee case-related documentation and financial transactions.
• Provided accurate and punctual processing of all work requests while maintaining a
professional and pleasant demeanor.

• Coordinated syllabus planning with faculty members to align course objectives with
legal standards.
• Assisted in study material preparation, enhancing student understanding of legal
concepts.
• Supported faculty in developing assessments to evaluate student performance
effectively.
• Organized resources for legal terminology workshops to improve student proficiency.

• Ensured compliance with electoral processes and legal standards.
• Achieved minimal error margins in coordination assessments.
• Facilitated training sessions for electoral staff on legal terminology.
• Coordinated communication between stakeholders and regulatory bodies.
• Analyzed electoral data to enhance procedural efficiency.

Pursued a Master's Degree in Constitutional Law, authoring a scientific article on hyper-presidentialism in Ecuador.

Activities and societies: Class President (Four Terms); Teaching Assistant (Five Years)

Served as Class President for four terms and Teaching Assistant for five years, assisting professors with academic planning and student engagement. Co-authored a scientific article on the grammatical analysis of the crime of prevarication in Ecuadorian legislation.

Activities and societies: Class President (Four Terms); Teaching Assistant (Five Years)

Served as Class President for four terms and Teaching Assistant for five years, assisting professors with academic planning, lecture preparation, and student engagement. Co-authored a scientific article on the grammatical analysis of the crime of prevarication in Ecuadorian legislation.

Activities and societies: Teaching Assistant (Five Years); Co-authored scientific article: Grammatical Analysis of the Crime of Prevarication in Ecuadorian Legislation.

Completed a Diploma in Procedural Law & Oral Litigation and a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) at University San Gregorio de Portoviejo. Served as a Teaching Assistant for five years, supporting professors with academic planning and student engagement.