Other pretrial tasks that litigation paralegals may perform, if necessary, include booking hotels, offices, or other necessities if a trial is held in a another town or village. During a trial, litigation paralegals always serve to organize documents, evidence or other files for the attorney's use. They may also help prepare witnesses, interact with the other party or court employees, pull records for the attorney's use, or even assist with jury selection and instructions. Once the trial is over, litigation paralegals can also assist with the settlement or appeal of a case, gathering the information needed to draft a settlement.