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    Document Review - Office Based .

    £14.00 - £15.00 per Hour London

    We are working with a leading international law firm who are seeking a team of paralegals to work on a complex document review project starting next week, the duration of the project is expected to be 4 weeks. The successful candidates will be required to work full time in the office from Monday to Friday.

    The team of paralegals will be undertaking document review on a litigation matter. You will have ideally gained experience working as a document reviewer using the Relativity software.  

    Applicants will possess a law degree or equivalent as well first class organisational skills.

    Please do get in touch for further information.

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    Job Title: Personal Assistant  Reporting to: Team Leader - Secretarial Services  Job Location: London Contract Type: Permanent  Our client, a prestigious international law firm, with over 700 lawyers working globally are looking for a Personal Assistant to support the Construction department, alongside one other PA.  Key Responsibilities Include: Manage diaries, ensuring they are up-to-date, and remind lawyers of meetings, etc. on a daily basis; Arrange meetings, book conference rooms (Condeco), refreshments/catering, check room set-up prior to meetings and liaise with other attendees, both internal and external; Liaise with Learning & Development Department regarding CPD; Arrange subscriptions/renewals of professional memberships; Arrange for travel bookings and related details, including travel itineraries and expenses; Assist lawyers in ensuring their time is recorded properly and entered onto the system on a daily basis; Chase and post disbursements, eg. counsel fees, on practice management system (Elite 3E); Experience Required: Two years' previous experience in a law firm. Litigation experience required.  Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, research tools and other systems implemented by the firm. Excellent customer service skills, dealing with people and tasks in a professional, polite and considerate manner. Excellent telephone manner and competent knowledge of telephone system. Excellent communication, organisational and team skills. Excellent attention to detail. Please note: the suitable candidate will be required to work in the office full time initially.
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    US Law Support
    Paralegal (Financial Services Regulatory)
    London
    - Competitive
    We are currently recruiting for 2 paralegals to join the London office of a leading US law firm. These roles will be offered on a rolling 6-month fixed-term contract basis and will be to support the Financial Services Regulatory Team. These roles are a fantastic opportunity for ambitious paralegals to work closely with the FS Regulatory partners and associates, and typical duties will include: Project management work (for advisory and transactional matters). Coordinating with clients, local counsel and other parties involved in each matter. Performing legal research tasks. Preparing first drafts and coordinating the collection of regulatory filing materials. Reporting on developments in the FS Regulatory team’s practice area. Assisting the team with materials for marketing and pitches. Attending practice group meetings and training sessions. Taking ownership of matters and showing initiative in progressing the matters. Suitable applicants will be available for 12-18+ months, have a strong academic background (having ideally completed the LPC/SQE) and will have some prior relatable paralegal experience gained from within a regulatory or related practice area. A highly competitive salary is on offer, plus benefits and paid overtime. Hybrid working arrangements are also in place, with 3 days to be based in the office and 2 to be remote. Please do not delay in applying; the 2-stage interview process will shortly be commencing.
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    Law Support
    Diversity and Inclusion Executive
    38000 - 42000
    The Diversity, Inclusion and Sustainability Advisor will work with the Global Diversity and Inclusion Lead and Global Sustainability Lead to help deliver the firm’s Diversity and Inclusion and Sustainability Strategies.  In particular, they will lead on organising and promoting Diversity and Inclusion and Sustainability activities, work closely with our Diversity and Inclusion Networks and Sustainability Communities across our international offices to organise a regular programme of events, and lead on communications campaigns that help build awareness and engagement in our initiatives. This is an exciting opportunity to further develop two global initiatives that are facilitating positive change within our firm.  Both of which are central to our aims of further developing our inclusive working culture and ensuring that we have a positive impact on the communities in which we operate. This a new role, with scope for the successful candidate to help shape its development over time.     Key activities/responsibilities Leading on the delivery of a programme of regular D&I and Sustainability events throughout the year. Managing and building relationships with the firms D&I Networks and Sustainability Communities, supporting them to design and deliver annual action plans, events and community initiatives. Designing and delivering annual D&I and Sustainability communications plans in collaboration with our communications team to increase transparency around progress, celebrate success and increase engagement with our activities within the firm and externally via our website and social media channels. Supporting the Global D&I and Sustainability Leads to deliver global projects within our D&I and Sustainability strategies. Developing links, and acting as a point of contact, with external organisations, including charity partners and membership organisations. Working closely with our Early Careers team to maximise benefits with partner organisations and deliver initiatives to engage with diverse talent. Leading on submissions for related benchmarks and awards Managing ad-hoc queries relating to D&I and Sustainability from a range of internal and external stakeholders, including client requests where appropriate. Supporting the Global Diversity and Inclusion and Sustainability Leads to report on key metrics internally and externally, including diversity and environmental data reporting. Monitoring the success of Diversity and Inclusion and Sustainability activities by collecting and reviewing regular feedback with the goal of improving their effectiveness. Keeping up to date with best practice through attending external conferences and learning events, whilst building a network of D&I / Sustainability professionals. Contributing to the development of the firm's broader Responsible Business initiatives / programme. Skills and experience – essential Experience of supporting on D&I / Sustainability projects and events. Excellent analytical skills. Highly motivated and organised with strong attention to detail. Proficient in Microsoft suite, primarily Word, Excel and PowerPoint. High degree of written, oral and digital communication skills. Creative thinker, able to see problems from different angles and suggest alternative solutions. Able to work effectively across all levels of the firm. Skills and experience – desired Experience of working within a professional services firm (preference for law firm experience). Experience of working in a diverse and cross-cultural global organisation. Experience of supporting on D&I / Sustainability activities on an international scale.   Salary is to £42K They offer a competitive benefits and wellbeing package for all employees.
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    Law Support
    Global Rates Administrator
    London
    £32,000 - £38,000 per Year
    Are you ready to embark on an exciting career journey in an international law firm setting? Our client is seeking a Global Rates Administrator to join the wider Finance team and are open to training you in this niche area, making this an excellent opportunity if you are looking to develop and grow your skillset. Whether you're currently a billing or e-billing assistant, a pricing assistant, or similar, eager to transition into a rates role, we want to hear from you. In addition to a rewarding career path, you will have access to an array of fantastic perks. Enjoy a flexible hybrid working pattern, private health insurance, 24/7 GP services, cycle-to-work incentives and receive guidance from the firm’s mortgage advisors. Stay fit with corporate gym rates and join in at the annual summer and Christmas parties, along with department socials. Top it all off with complimentary beverages from a barista-staffed coffee bar – we've heard the hot chocolate is unbeatable. In terms of the role itself, you'll be responsible for reviewing and inputting business acceptance rate proposals, ensuring accuracy and validating discounts. You'll also oversee client fee arrangements to ensure system compliance. You'll provide vital rate support to the firm, while collaborating closely with pricing, commercial accounting teams, and global billing teams. So, if you’re currently working in the Finance department of a law firm, and are considering a move that can offer training and progression, apply now!
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    Law Support
    Compliance Officer
    London
    60000 - 62000
    Compliance Offer - salary up to £62K working for a Global law firm based near Liverpool Street Our client, a well known Global law firm based in the city has a vacancy for an experienced Compliance Officer. The Compliance Team currently comprises of eleven people. The role itself involves working in a small team advising and supporting fee earners and other staff globally on a broad range of issues including but not limited to anti-money laundering and risk assessment issues and opening matter files. This is a critical function and involves some analysis and report writing, research into companies, as well as advising and liaising with lawyers and staff across the firm. The Senior Compliance Officer will be involved in various compliance projects and expected to work on their own initiative, help improve and build upon the current system and communicate effectively with people at all levels of the organisation. They will also be working closely with the teams responsible for credit control, billing and cashiering and will have the opportunity, subject to time constraints, to become familiar with these processes. The day to day activities of the role include: • Reviewing and advising fee earners on escrow agreements from a compliance perspective. • Reviewing AML compliance and liaising with fee earners to ensure that outstanding information is requested. • Undertaking conflict check analysis, identifying legal and commercial conflicts. • Undertaking PEP, Sanctions and background checks as required. • Maintaining registers including process agency matters, gifts and hospitality, data protection, PEPs and enhanced risk matters. • Monitoring the workflow and allocating as necessary. • Dealing with ad hoc queries, including requests for reopening files and background/company checks. • Training new joiners on the Firm’s AML policies and procedures. • Keeping ahead of regulatory changes and providing training and support to the relevant offices. • Assisting with the maintenance of AML policies and procedures. • Providing mentoring and training support for the junior team members. • Supporting the Director of Risk and Compliance with ad hoc projects, updating policies and procedures and tasks associated with the introduction of new regulations/legislations. • Communicating regularly with, and immediately reporting any problems or potential areas to, the Compliance Manager and Director of Risk and Compliance. Compliance Projects: Compliance projects are shared amongst the team on rotation and could include: • Professional indemnity insurance renewal. • General insurance renewals. • Practising Certificate renewals. • Intranet/IT projects upgrades. • Tasks involved with new office opening. Skills and experience - essential The ideal candidate will have previous experience in anti-money laundering policies and procedures and regulatory compliance including the following: • Knowledge of relevant legislation, regulations and law society/bar association guidance. • Experience of performing Conflict and CDD checks on entities and individuals in a law firm. • Knowledge of SRA rules including conflicts of interests. Skills and experience - desired • Experience of using Intapp software products. • MS Office skills. Personal skills/attributes • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Confidence and strong communication skills. • Attention to detail. • Ability to work under pressure and to tight deadlines. • Ability to manage multiple priorities and adjust to changing priorities in a professional manner. • Willingness and ability to assume new tasks and responsibilities with a strong service orientation. Salary circa £60K. Hybrid working offered and a friendly team culture.
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    Law Support
    Legal Biller
    London
    £36000 - £36000
    Legal Biller 12 month FTC maternity cover salary up to £36K based near Chancery Lane   We have an exciting new maternity leave contract starting as soon as possible. Reporting to the Finance Manager at this medium sized law firm your day will be varied and involve the following: Processing over 500 bills per month Raising pre bills for the firm Weekly review of pre bills in the system with matter managers/partners Follow up on finalisation of invoices Ebilling for some clients of the firm and reviewing the position of the invoices Reviewing all bills received from partners and associates and applying corrections as required Applying mark-up/mark downs to invoices Liaising with fee earners, secretaries and other members of staff to solve account queries prior to invoicing. Actioning WIP write-off requests via £0 prebill posting and file closures Dealing with narratives and other amendments. Producing credit notes within the billing process Dealing with disbursement issues at the point of billing Potential for cover in other areas of the finance team during quieter periods WIP management with Matter Managers/Partners Ad hoc requests To secure this role you will need to have the following: The role will require someone with Legal experience, dealing with high volumes of billing and good SRA experience. Aderant experience is preferred but not essential. Experience of e-billing is required Confident with numbers, attention to detail The successful Legal Biller will have excellent written and verbal communication skills To be able to liaise effectively at all levels Friendly and team player and the ability to work under pressure. Salary will be in the region of £36,000.  
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    Law Support
    Corporate PA
    London
    42000 - 44000
      Corporate PA Liverpool Street £44K perm Hybrid working Our client, a global law firm based near Liverpool Street has a vacancy for an experienced Corporate PA. Duties are as follows: Client Service: Proactively managing and maintaining diary planning and coordination for allocated fee earners, making appointments and co-ordinating internal and external client meetings, identifying and resolving potential challenges and clashes, ensuring arrangements are made for equipment, venue and resources and that fee earners have all necessary paperwork. Travel management, booking transport, hotels, client meetings and producing detailed itineraries. Coordinating business development and client liaison initiatives for fee earners, including updating database information and assisting with marketing initiatives and events (including occasional support at events e.g. registration desk). Proactively dealing with all aspects of claiming expenses, including InterAction entries. Liaising with the firm's clients in a confident and professional manner, building strong working relationships with clients and contacts. Dealing professionally and promptly with client (internal and external) telephone calls and communications, including calls diverted to the team. Creating, uploading and general maintenance of client sites and extranets. Technical and Organisational Skills: Monitoring fee earners' mailboxes when they are out of the office or attending a long meeting, responding to emails as necessary and prioritising correspondence to enable fee earners to focus on urgent matters. Using initiative to route emails to the appropriate individuals for swift response and action and responding to and filing emails in Filesite on behalf of partners and fee earners to reduce volume (where possible). Preparing bills, including resolving queries and dealing with outstanding fees, maintaining accurate billing/contact details, preparation of narratives and drafting first bills with covering correspondence for partner approval. Assisting fee earners by liaising with the billing team, and following up with debt recovery as requested. Proactively ensuring Carpe Diem is updated for all allocated fee earners, particularly for holiday or sickness absence. Informing the Legal PA Co-ordinator if a fee earner is working from home or absent due to holiday or sickness. Providing secretarial assistance to assigned fee-earners, which includes audio typing, copy typing, formatting documents, creating correspondence, pitches and presentations. Delegating complex and lengthy documents to the Document Production Team, ensuring requirements and timescales are clearly set out. Coordinating the opening of new client matters and assisting with Anti-Money Laundering processes, undertaking as much research as possible before passing over to the Partner for approval. Organising client documents (delegating scanning, formatting, photocopying and collating of information where necessary) for client meetings or hearings and carrying out research as required. Management and delegation of client filing and regular updating of client relationship management systems (Interaction), archiving historic files or closed matters. Personal Effectiveness and Teamworking: Working with a Legal PA Buddy or within the Legal PA team to provide assistance to lawyers in the group, prioritising own workload as required. Working closely within the team to provide general support to the group across rotas or core hours, including assisting during periods of high demand or helping other practice areas when required. Attending and participating in Legal PA team meetings. Proactively mentoring, coaching and assisting Junior Legal PAs and Team Admin Assistants to reach their full potential. Skills and experience - essential At least five years’ previous experience in a legal secretarial role within a Corporate department is required. Excellent knowledge of Outlook, Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Clear and professional in both written and verbal communication. Highly organised and able to assist others with the management of their practices. Accurate with a high level of attention to detail. Personal skills/attributes Enthusiastic, can-do, positive approach to tasks and situations, as well as requests for action outside normal scope of duties. Remaining calm and focussed under pressure, delegating and requesting assistance when necessary. Ability to take personal responsibility, ownership and behave responsibly. Friendly, co-operative and approachable and all times. A team player who works in a flexible manner to assist the group, collaborating with others in sharing work and knowledge. Listening carefully to instructions and questioning intelligently to ensure all the information required to undertake a task has been gained. Pro-active and flexible attitude for any other ad-hoc tasks. Ability to maintain tact and diplomacy, trust and confidentiality. Excellent client service. Using initiative to continually assess where the role can be developed. Willingness to broaden skills to meet evolving requirements. Benefits We offer a competitive benefits and wellbeing package for all employees.  
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    Law Support
    Private Wealth & Succession Paralegal
    Leeds
    Competitive -
    Private Wealth and Succession Paralegal Location: Leeds Our client, an award-winning law firm based in Leeds, renowned for its commitment to excellence and client-focused approach. We take pride in delivering top-notch legal services, particularly in private wealth and succession matters. Job Description: We are recruiting on behalf currently seeking a skilled Private Wealth and Succession Paralegal to join the dynamic team. As a Paralegal, you will play a crucial role in providing support in the area of wills and probate, contributing to the success of our clients' wealth and succession planning. Responsibilities: - Assist in managing a caseload of private wealth and succession matters, with a primary focus on wills and probate. - Collaborate with solicitors and other team members to ensure the efficient and effective handling of cases. - Conduct legal research and draft relevant legal documents. - Maintain accurate and up-to-date client files, ensuring compliance with legal procedures. - Interact directly with clients, demonstrating a client-focused and service-oriented approach. - Attend client meetings alongside solicitors, providing valuable support and contributing to positive client experiences. - Work collaboratively with the wider team to meet deadlines and maintain high standards of service. Qualifications and Experience: - Minimum of 18 months of experience as a paralegal, with a specific emphasis on wills and probate. - Previous experience in a fee-earning role within private wealth and succession is highly desirable. - Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively within a team. - Client-focused mindset with a commitment to delivering exceptional service. - Proficiency in legal research and drafting legal documents. This is an exciting opportunity to join a prestigious law firm, where your skills and dedication will contribute to the success of our private wealth and succession practice. If you meet the criteria and are ready to be part of a collaborative and client-focused team, we encourage you to apply.
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    Law Support
    Senior Risk Lawyer
    London
    £100,000 - £112,000 per Year
    Are you a qualified lawyer with 6-10 years' PQE and a minimum of three years' legal compliance experience in an international firm? We are currently seeking a Senior Risk Lawyer to join an esteemed international law firm. As a Senior Risk Lawyer, you will be responsible for assisting the Partner and COLP with daily queries regarding the SRA Code, professional standards, ethics, conflicts, financial crime, supplier contracts, and firm and third party terms and conditions. You will also be tasked with regularly updating the Professional Standards Manual and Partners' Guide, as well as drafting policies and procedures to account for changes in regulatory law in various jurisdictions. The ideal candidate for this role will have a detailed knowledge of the SRA Handbook, especially the Code of Conduct, and will possess essential conflicts experience. In addition, you should be a qualified lawyer in England & Wales and have a strong understanding of confidentiality and ethics in a legal setting. As a Senior Risk Lawyer, you will have the opportunity to work with an international law firm and gain exposure to a wide range of legal compliance matters. This role offers the chance to work closely with the Partner and COLP, providing valuable support and guidance on complex conflict-related issues. You will also have the opportunity to draft policies and procedures, ensuring that the firm remains compliant with regulatory law in all jurisdictions in which it operates. If you are a highly skilled and experienced lawyer with a passion for legal compliance, this is an excellent opportunity to take your career to the next level. Apply now to join this prestigious international law firm and make a significant impact in the field of legal risk management. Job Location: London/ Hybrid (3 days in office)
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