Legal Secretary
Legal Secretary, Legal Administrator, legal assistant, Legal Clerk, Secretary, legal, lawAn exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Legal Secretary to join a well-established law firm. This full-time role offers excellent benefits and salary range of £23,500 - £25,500.
As a Legal Secretary, you will provide essential administrative and organisational support to multiple legal departments, ensuring the smooth management of documentation.
You will be responsible for:
Scheduling appointments, hearings, and meetings for solicitors.Assisting with preparation for trials, hearings, and depositions across family, wills and probate, and conveyancing departments.
Managing solicitor calendars and tracking important deadlines.
Handling incoming and outgoing correspondence with professionalism.
What we are looking for:
Previously worked as a Legal Secretary, Legal Administrator, Legal Assistant, Legal Clerk or similar role.Familiarity with legal terminology and procedures.
Skilled in MS Office Suite Word, Excel, Outlook.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong organisational abilities and keen attention to detail.
Whats on offer:
Competitive salaryBonus scheme
Company pension
On-site parking
Apply now for this exceptional Legal Secretary opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.
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