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DANIEL C. WARD
504 East 8th Street, Boston MA, 02127
Phone: (703) 946-7769
Email: dcdward@gmail.com
Education
Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA
 A.B., History, 2010
 Significant Coursework: The U.S. Bill of Rights; U.S. Legal and Constitutional
History 1789-1900; Logic; Civil Liberties; American Constitutional Law; U.S.
Constitutional History I; Study and Writing of History: Law and Politics
 Dean’s List First or Second Honors in five of the last six semesters
Employment
Paralegal at Campbell, Campbell, Edwards & Conroy, PC
Boston, MA
 June 2010 - Present
 Report directly to multiple senior partners and associates while holding a broad
range of responsibilities that encompass timely preparation of complex liability
litigation case files for trial at both state and federal level
 Assisted at two automobile product liability trials – one in federal court and one in
state court – where I was responsible for identifying exhibits for trial, compiling
trial binders for attorneys, participating in interview of a potential witness prior to
trial testimony, and attending court to assist during trial
 Assisted at two pharmaceutical failure-to-warn trials where I aided a team of
attorneys in preparing direct and cross examinations of fact witnesses and experts,
summarized both deposition and prior trial testimony of expected fact and expert
witnesses, attended preparation meetings with attorneys and witnesses, prepared
and organized exhibits for trial, and attended court to assist attorneys during trial
 Assisted in preparation of a product liability case involving an allegedly defective
grinder where I prepared deposition summaries for use in preparing witness
examination outlines, organized exhibits to use at trial, assembled trial preparation
binders of significant motions and records, and maintained case file through the
lead up to and throughout litigation
 Review medical records, client documents, and transcripts identifying key records
in both discovery and trial phases for multiple cases
 Conduct research into litigation history of experts to identify potential experts to
retain as well as identify topics to challenge opposing experts in lead up to
litigation

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 Write summaries and occasional portions of motions of significant records as well
as fact and expert trial and deposition testimony in preparation for trial
 Gather and ensure case materials are kept in an organized, readily accessible
format for attorney use
Intern, U.S. Vice President’s Residence Foundation
Washington, D.C.
 Summer 2008
 Assisted curatorial project by searching historical, tax, and legal files dealing with
objects at the residence and compiling a spreadsheet based on my research
 Researched, fact-checked, and helped in completion of a brochure about the
history of the residence
Referee, BostonCollege Intramural Basketball (November 2008 – May 2010)
Service Experience / Extracurricular Activities
Senior Task Force Member, Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA
 October 2009 – May 2010
 Selected for this Task Force with 10-12 fellow members of the Class of 2010
 Attended weekly discussion meetings during which the group talked about
graduating and transitioning effectively into the working world
 Organized and led a Senior Colloquium at the end of the school year where each
Task Force Member and a professor held a two-night discussion group with
seniors not part of the Task Force to discuss transitioning to the professional
world
References furnished upon request