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  • IP Support

    Patent Paralegal - Leeds.

    ££ - Competitive

    We are recruiting for a brand-new Permanent Patent Paralegal vacancy for an award-winning IP law firm based in Leeds.  

    In this role you will work closely with 2-3 busy fee earners. Duties will include:

    • Preparing documents ready for online filing of UK, EPO and PCT Forms.
    • Preparing correspondence and legal documentation accurately and with minimal supervision.
    • Ensuring documents are stored correctly, understanding record procedures.
    • Diary management.
    • Taking ownership of inquiries resolving or escalating as appropriate.
    • Organising and prioritising own workload.
    • Building rapport with the firm's clients and building relationships with key contacts.
    • Providing general support to other fee earners and colleagues when and where required.
    • Add service and official fees to WIP, preparing invoices.
    • Preparing standard reporting emails/letters to clients including filing reports, publication, acceptance and grant.
    • Preparing foreign filing instructions and examination requests.

    For this position the firm are looking for an experienced Patent Secretary or Paralegal who can demonstrate a client-orientated approach working in a high performing role. 

    The firm offer a competitive salary, excellent benefits, and hybrid working.

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    US Law Support are currently recruiting on behalf of a leading US law firm, to assist them in their search for a Revenue Coordinator.This is a role in their London office, to work as part of their highly collaborative team, whereby the successful applicant will be responsible for completing all aspects of the billing and collection functions.Responsibilities will include:Working with and within the wider Revenue team to administer billing responsibilities, including preparing high-quality invoices and monitoring outstanding receivables.Administering attorney billing responsibilities regarding client billing, aging of unbilled fees, monitoring of unapplied funds and collection efforts, and preparing billing packages for assigned partners.Editing draft invoices according to partners’ mark-ups including, write-offs, time and cost transfers, client specific rate accommodations, and generating reports.Preparing and tracking the status of electronic invoices and bills, ensuring issues are identified, and rejections and reductions are addressed.Monitoring payment of clients’ accounts receivable and coordination collection efforts through proactively following up with the Senior Revenue team and partners, collaborating with Billing and Collection Committee members and Financial Managers, and maintaining status updates in the collection database.Efficiently communicate situations that require following up, including billing delays, rate issues, and difficult requests.The firm are offering a competitive salary & benefits package, and hybrid working arrangements are in place.Suitable candidates will have gained prior legal billing experience within a law firm and have excellent demonstrated interpersonal skills and customer service demeanour. We are seeking applicants who are able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment, prioritise tasks effectively, and have a working knowledge of Word and Excel.  Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review, in order for the interview process to commence asap.Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    Senior Cashier Coordinator
    London
    - Competitive
    US Law Support is currently recruiting on behalf of a leading global law firm, to assist them in their search for a Senior Cashier Coordinator.The successful candidate will be joining the London office on a 12 month fixed term contract and be responsible for providing a high-level of support over Business, Client and Personal accounts.Responsibilities will include:Working closely with the Cashiering Supervisor.Completing monthly bank reconciliations for Business and Client accounts.Monitoring all currency bank accounts.Reviewing bank statements, office receipts and billing write offs.Maintaining charity donation ledgers and personal account balances.Posting client receipts and payments alongside handling client account transactions.Managing client accounts, calculating accrued interest, and providing daily compliance with the Solicitor’s Accounts Rules.Researching and answering general accounting queries.This is a great opportunity for an experienced Cashiering professional to join a collaborative global law firm in London where they will work independently and as part of a team.Suitable applicants will have gained prior Cashier experience from within a law firm, have strong understanding of the Solicitors Accounts Rules, take a proactive approach, and have a high attention to detail. Demonstrated experience of using 3E elite is also highly desirable.This is a fully involved role, offering a highly competitive salary, as well as a 4:1 hybrid working pattern.Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review, in order for the interview process to commence asap.Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    Pitch Manager
    London
    - Highly Competitive
    US Law Support are currently recruiting on behalf of one of the world’s leading law firms, to assist them in their search for a Pitch Manager, in their expanding London office.This role will be offered on a 12-month FTC basis and will be working with the dedicated pitch team and partners alike, across London and Europe. The successful candidate will add value at each stage of the process, from opportunity evaluation and intelligence gathering, through to pitch execution and follow up. The Pitch Manager will work closely with and manage, the London pitching team on the delivery of high-quality pitches, as well and collaborating with global colleagues across the BD function.Suitable applicants will have a real passion for pitching as well as the ability to build strong working relationships with stakeholders, to achieve desired results. General responsibilities will include:Line managing the team comprised of coordinators and specialistsWorking directly with partners to create bespoke materials and unique and persuasive content, and to ensure client presentations are visually appealing and up to date Creating new, visually appealing materials Leveraging intelligence gathered from databasesEnsuring all base pitch documents are kept up to date with the latest information Liaising with the other international pitch teams on a regular basis to share pitching best practiceManaging tight deadlines and expectationsSuitable candidates will have proven pitching experience gained from within a law firm, bank or professional services environment. We are seeking applicants will excellent client service skills, proven team management skills, exceptional attention to detail, and the ability to build lasting relationships with stakeholders. A positive can-do attitude is a must to work well within this thriving team.A highly competitive salary is on offer, plus excellent benefits and hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying, applications are being welcomed now, in order for the interview process to commence ASAP.All successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    Recruitment Admin Assistant
    London
    £30,000 - £35,000 per Annum
    US Law Support are currently recruiting on behalf of a leading international law firm, to assist them in their search for a Recruitment Admin Assistant.This is a temporary role in their London office, for a duration of at least 3 months, to assist a busy period. Working as part of their highly collaborative recruitment team, the successful applicant will be responsible for supporting the entire recruitment cycle and delivering an efficient and reliable recruitment service to the firm.Responsibilities will include:Supporting the recruitment team with all recruitment activities.Assisting with the creation of job descriptions.Assisting with the preparation of employment contracts and offer letters.Supporting with administration related to the recruitment processes.Liaising with HR on candidate onboarding topics such as contracts, background checks, conflict checks, and visa requirements.Assisting with the graduate recruitment process including Open Days, Vacation Schemes and University Campus Events.The firm are offering a competitive salary of up to £35,000 per annum (pro-rata).Suitable candidates will have gained prior recruitment experience, ideally within a law firm, although professional environment services will also be considered. We are seeking candidates with prior experience in administrative tasks with excellent attention to detail, organisation and prioritisation skills.Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review, in order for the interview process to commence asap.Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    Graduate Recruitment Coordinator
    London
    Competitive -
    This is a new role in their London office, to work as part of their highly collaborative team, whereby the successful applicant will be responsible for providing a high-level of support across a broad range of graduate recruiting activities.Responsibilities will include:Overseeing admin tasks relating to campus-based recruitment activities, such as law fair bookings, associated travel/accommodation, and marketing materials. Assisting with the organisation of Open Days. Maintaining online marketing and social media posts relating to graduate recruitment efforts. Supporting with the effective handling and processing of candidate applications Monitoring candidates through each stage of the selection process. Organising Assessment Days to include tasks such as room bookings, and interview scheduling. Collating feedback following interviews. Working with the HR team to manage the onboarding process for attendees Assisting with the running of Vacation Schemes.Responding to graduate recruitment related queries (internally and externally).The firm are offering a competitive salary & benefits package, and hybrid working arrangements are in place.Suitable candidates will have gained prior graduate/early careers recruitment experience, ideally within a law firm, although professional services environments will also be considered. We are seeking applicants with exemplary attention to detail, communication, and organisation skills.Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review, in order for the interview process to commence asap.Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    IP Support
    Senior Patent Paralegal - Remote working
    Remote
    Up to - £44,000
    We are seeking a Senior IP Patent Paralegal to work for a leading IP law firm.For this position you must be CIPA qualified and possess strong IP / Patent administration / paralegal experience. You must also be eager and capable of overseeing a small team of IP administrators and ideally have team leadership experience.This position is a remote role with the occasional requirement to attend one of the firms England based offices.The main purpose of the role is to provide a client-focused, cost-effective, and efficient support service to the firms key clients.  You will take responsibility for managing and co-ordinating the lifecycle of the patent applications, including receiving incoming instructions, setting up cases, acknowledging emails and billing, adapting to the client’s specific requirements. As a Senior Paralegal, you will also be providing line manager support to members of the IP Support team and operating with a high level of autonomy. Duties will include:Managing the three IP Administrators within the team, co-ordinating their work, providing support and ensuring all work is completed to a high standard.Conducting appraisal and performance reviews of team members.Developing and coaching team members, ensuring training is up to date.Being key in the recruitment of new team members, supporting the onboarding process and ensuring the new starter is trained appropriately.Overseeing and being responsible for deadlines.Reviewing processes and procedures to make improvements, driving change where needed to ensure the best service is provided.Interacting with the clients and providing a professional, high-quality service, including preparing & attending client meetings when necessary.Processing incoming emails.Overseeing invoicing for key clients.Organising and prioritising own workload.Proof reading work thoroughly to maintain high attention to detail.Ensuring chargeable time is logged correctly 
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    Law Support
    Legal PA
    London
    £40,000 - £46,000
    Job Title: Personal Assistant – Transactional TeamLocation: London (Hybrid)Contract: Permanent About the Role:We are seeking a highly organised and proactive Personal Assistant to support senior partners and lawyers within a busy transactional team at a leading international firm. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a dynamic and collaborative environment where you’ll play a key role in managing workflows, client relationships, and supporting high-profile matters. Key Responsibilities:Provide comprehensive administrative and secretarial support to partners and lawyers.Manage diaries, coordinate meetings, arrange travel, and handle client correspondence.Assist with client onboarding, including engagement letters and compliance processes.Support business development initiatives, including CRM updates, event coordination, and marketing materials.Handle financial administration such as billing, expenses, and account reconciliations.Draft and amend legal documents, presentations, and spreadsheets. About You:At least 1 year of experience as a PA in a law firm, ideally corporate.Strong organisational and multitasking skills with excellent attention to detail.Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint).Professional communication skills and a proactive, client-focused attitude.Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines. What’s on Offer:Competitive salary and benefits package.Hybrid working model (office and remote).Career development and training opportunities within a global firm.
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    HR Support
    HR Systems & Analytics Manager
    London
    80000 - 90000
    HR Systems and Analytics ManagerHR Support is delighted to be working with a growing UK and international professional services firm to find them a HR Systems Manager their HRIS and lead on the delivery of business-critical analytics. This is a permanent role, immediately available and would see you working hybrid (3 days per week in the London office).In this role you will be managing a small team (HRIS and Reporting Analysts), so it is essential that you have experience of line management in a role like this. What they are looking for is a creative, innovative, and ambitious with solid experience in a HRIS and Analytics management or Team Leader role, ideally using SuccessFactors as well as familiarity with other relevant Analytical tools.Duties will include;Lead and manage the maintenance and optimisation of the HRIS, futureproofing against business changes and growth.Take ownership of the firm’s data integrity and security within the HR system.Act as the subject matter expert and champion of the HRIS, manage the releases/upgrades, and collaborate with external partners to provide resolutionsUse system improvements to drive operational stability, process automation and innovation across all offices.Develop and deliver comprehensive analytical reports to support strategic HR initiatives.Analyse data trends and provide actionable insights to HR and leadership teams.Partner with the wider HR team as well as key stakeholders in Finance and other departments to understand their data and HR system needs so that your team can deliver tailored solutions.Provide training and support to HR team and other users of HR systems.Lead HR systems projects, including new implementations and enhancements - managing timelines, budgets, and resources effectively. Salary is competitive, and the firm have an amazing reputation, not just within their sector but also as a place to work with one of the most stable HR teams we work with.   Experience working within a law firm or other professional services (partnership) environment is highly desired, but not essential – but demonstrable experience managing or leading a HRIS & Analytics team/function is essential.For more information, a confidential chat, or to be considered please reach out to John Bruce ASAP.
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    IP Support
    IP Litigation Paralegal
    London
    Competitive -
    We are seeking an IP Litigation Paralegal for a Tier 1 IP law firm in central London.This position sits within the firms Litigation team, with a focus on patents and trademarks. The role provides direct support to the litigation group and reports to a senior paralegal. It offers an excellent opportunity for a motivated individual to develop their career in a fast-paced environment, with scope for progression and, in time, responsibility for managing their own caseload.Candidates with an interest or background in intellectual property, science, or technology may find this role particularly rewarding, as well as those keen to contribute to the growth of a dynamic and ambitious litigation team.Key ResponsibilitiesConducting research into areas of patent and trademark litigation and case law, primarily in the UK and occasionally across the EU.Assisting with the preparation of evidence, exhibits, and disclosure review tasks.Preparing electronic and hard-copy bundles for internal and external use.Compiling materials for use in court hearings, in line with applicable practice guidelines.Supporting and attending hearings, including trials.Managing filing of pleadings and case documents using document management systems, ensuring matter spaces are kept up to date.Assisting with business development initiatives.Collaborating closely with fee earners across the group and integrating into case teams during trial preparation.Contributing to the development of precedents, templates, and updates on case law or practice directions.Working as part of integrated teams with both litigators and patent attorneys.Skills & ExperienceEducated to degree level (or equivalent). STEM background advantageous.Previous paralegal or legal experience essential, ideally in active litigation matters and preferably in patents.Strong knowledge of intellectual property litigation, particularly in patents and trademarks.Familiarity with relevant forums such as the High Court, Court of Appeal, the European Patent Office, and/or the UKIPO.This position offers a market leading, competitive salary, hybrid working (3 days per week working from home) and excellent benefits.
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    US Law Support
    Paralegal - Financial Services Regulatory
    London
    Highly Competitive -
    We are currently recruiting for a brand-new Paralegal position, to work in the London office of a leading US law firm.The role will be offered on a rolling 6 month fixed-term contract basis and will be to support the high-performing Financial Services Regulatory team.This fantastic opportunity will see you working in a top-tier practice area, partaking in a range of activities including legal research, drafting documents, and liaising with clients. Paralegals at this firm are offered a range of high-quality work and exposure that is second to none.Typical duties will include (but are not limited to):Project management tasks for both advisory and transactional mattersLiaising with local counsel and clients Performing factual and substantive research Preparing first drafts and coordinating the collection of regulatory filing materials Compiling written records of developments in the Financial Services Regulatory team’s practice area Assisting Partners and the wider team with the development and maintenance of knowhow materialsAttending practice group meetings and training sessionsAs such, the firm is looking for a driven Paralegal, with a strong academic background and 18+ months of availability. Suitable applicants will also have ideally gained some prior experience in a Financial Services Regulatory role (or similar) within a law firm or in-house legal department. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, as well as excellent attention to detail and organisation skills.A highly competitive salary and benefits package is on offer, plus paid overtime and hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying, as the two-stage interview process will commence shortly. 
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    IP Support
    Secretary/PA (Patents)
    London
    -
    IP Support is working as the exclusive recruitment partner for a brand new PA/secretarial vacancy with a tier one specialist law firm. This role provides PA and secretarial support to a highly-regarded Partner, working closely with them to review progress, manage priorities, and ensure smooth day-to-day operations. Responsibilities include inbox and diary management, scheduling meetings, preparing documentation and presentations, and coordinating logistics such as travel, accommodation, meeting rooms, and catering. The position also involves assisting with billing processes by preparing and reviewing invoices, verifying client information, and liaising with finance teams, as well as acting as a professional point of contact for clients and external organisations.The role incorporates patent administration, such as preparing forms for UK, European, and international patent and design applications, monitoring deadlines, progressing case files independently, and liaising with records teams. It also requires drafting, amending, and proofreading letters, emails, and legal documents to a high standard, managing case information using internal databases and online resources, preparing bundles for hearings, and producing standard reporting letters with minimal instruction.Additional responsibilities include file and document management through internal systems, maintaining accurate client instructions, coordinating translations, and managing assignment documentation. The role also involves monitoring workspaces during absences, providing cover for colleagues when required, attending team meetings, and contributing to project work as needed.The ideal candidate will have previous PA or secretarial experience, ideally within professional services, legal, or intellectual property. Patent knowledge would be advantageous but is not essential. Strong organisational skills, excellent written and verbal communication, and the ability to draft correspondence independently are key. Accuracy, attention to detail, and the ability to manage competing priorities under pressure are essential.The role requires someone who is proactive, able to work independently and as part of a team, solutions-focused, flexible, and adaptable. Strong interpersonal skills and a professional, approachable manner are also important.The firm offer a market-leading salary, bonus, and benefits package. 
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    Law Support
    Risk and Compliance Manager
    London
    80000 - 100000 per Annum
    We are working alongside a real estate investment management firm and they are seeking a risk and compliance manager to join on a permanent basis. The successful individual will be responsible for managing and reporting on all risk matters to the risk and compliance committee and board and providing compliance and regulatory technical advice and training to all employees. You will be the MLRO and data protection officer and will be responsible for all compliance activities across the business.  The role holder will develop a comprehensive compliance strategy that aligns with the business strategy and manage the regulatory and reputational risk of the organisation. You will provide appropriate guidance and advice to the board on regulatory, business and reputational risks. A key element will require you to maintain compliance with FCA regulations (including AML, marketing documentation/financial promotion and the FCA senior managers and certification Regime), AIFMD and MiFID II.  Applicants will have gained a university degree or relevant professional qualifications such as ICA, ACAMS, or CCEP and will bring with them extensive experience of carrying out similar roles. Extensive knowledge of financial services regulations and industry best practices is essential including experience in leading compliance investigations. First class leadership and stakeholder management skills is essential coupled with the ability to confidently challenge and influence, including at board level.  Please apply with your CV for full details of this vacancy.
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    DA Solutions
    Financial Crime Surveillance Analyst
    London
    50000 - 60000 per Annum
    We are working with a highly esteemed private wealth manager in the west end of London. Due to ongoing success, they are seeking senior financial crime surveillance analyst to join them on a permanent basis. The successful individual will be responsible for the review of escalations arising from client name screening systems and assessing and mitigating the risks posed by potential sanctions risk, political exposure, and civil/criminal enforcement actions.A key element to the role will involve reviewing all requested transactions on blocked accounts in order to determine if the requested transaction is permitted to be processed. Daily duties will include performing the timely and accurate review, investigation and record keeping of sanctions, PEP and adverse media alerts generated by the Pythagoras screening tool ensuring that rules and regulations affecting the money laundering environment are adhered to. Further duties include supporting the MLRO and DMLRO in the management of all financial crime compliance issues as well as assisting in the review and update of departmental procedures and drive system and process improvements.Applicants will have gained extensive experience within a similar role and possess the analytical mentality suited to the role of a surveillance analyst. The ability to write clear, professional reports is essential to the role coupled with a sound knowledge of Word, Excel and PowerPoint.Please get in touch with your CV for further information.
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    US Law Support
    Early Careers Assistant
    London
    £35,000 - £38,000 per Year
    We are currently recruiting on behalf of a leading global law firm, to assist them in the search for an Early Careers Assistant.This role will be offered on an initial 14-month fixed-term contract basis, to work as part of their highly collaborative Early Careers team in the London office. This role will play a key part in the successful delivery of the Early Careers recruitment and development programmes, ensuring a seamless and high-quality experience for candidates and internal stakeholders.Key responsibilities will include:Responding to candidate and stakeholder queries via email and telephoneScreening applications using the application tracking system Assisting with organising Early Careers programmes and events, including open days, insight schemes, vacation schemes, assessment centres, and recruitment eventsScheduling interviews and feedback calls Managing candidate administration processesCo-ordinating law fairs, careers dinners, and ad-hoc recruitment eventsBuilding relationships with university careers services and law societies Managing onboarding processes for Early Careers joiners Attending UK law fairs, careers dinners, and recruitment events, with overnight stays required during the Milkround season from September to NovemberSupporting and attending Early Careers events, such as vacation schemes, open days, insight schemes, and solicitor apprentice/trainee inductions, including evening commitmentsMaintaining and updating the future trainee databaseAdministering payment of law school fees and maintenance grants for future traineesManaging the onboarding process for trainee solicitors, ensuring smooth transitionsUndertaking ad hoc administration and co-ordination tasks to support the wider Early Careers team as neededThis is an excellent opportunity for a candidate with experience of working within an early careers team or indeed a candidate with some experience within professional services who has a strong interest in early careers, to work within a thriving team. Knowledge of the early careers market is desirable, as well as excellent communication, attention to detail and organisation skills.A competitive salary of up to circa £38,000 is on offer, plus overtime, and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying; CVs are being welcomed now, for immediate review.
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    US Law Support
    Legal Recruitment Advisor
    London
    Competitive -
    We are currently partnering with a leading global law firm, to assist them in their search for a new Legal Recruitment Advisor, to join their highly collaborative London team.  The role offers great exposure and the chance to own end-to-end recruitment processes for legal hires (2PQE up to Counsel), as well as legal support roles (paralegals, PSLs, knowledge positions). Responsibilities will include:Closely collaborating with the Legal Recruitment Manager on London Associate and Counsel hiring, owning some end-to-end recruitment processesTaking ownership of the full recruitment lifecycle for all London Legal Support rolesBuilding and maintaining strong relationships with external recruitment agencies, supporting hiring managers in recruitment best practicesPromoting diverse sourcing strategiesUtilising global recruitment systems (Taleo/ServiceNow/Workday), ensuring best practice and effective useSourcing, screening, and shortlisting high-quality candidates through a variety of direct sourcing activitiesLeading agency briefings for active recruitment rolesConducting screening interviews with potential candidates to assess candidate suitabilityActing as a brand ambassador for the firmProducing recruitment reports and analytics on ongoing recruitment efforts and processesManaging all recruitment-related invoicing for London legal rolesWorking closely with the onboarding team to ensure a seamless transition from offer acceptance to day one at the firmSuitable candidates for this role will have a strong recruiting background, having worked in house or in a legal recruiting agency previously, including highly developed organisation and stakeholder management skills, as well as excellent communication skills. We are keen to speak to candidates with demonstrable knowledge of the international law firm market, experience of recruiting across practice areas and those with a creative approach to sourcing strategies.A competitive salary and benefits package is on offer, and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements are in place.Applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review, in order for the interview process to commence ASAP. 
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    US Law Support
    Billing Specialist
    London
    £50,000 - £52,000 per Annum
    US Law Support are currently recruiting for a brand-new Billing Specialist opportunity, to join the growing finance team of a leading US law firm.This is a permanent role in the firm’s collaborative London office, and the successful applicant will be responsible for the successful execution of the billing and collection strategy for their assigned partners.The role will involve close collaboration with the partners and practice groups, as well as with the wider finance team and the successful candidate will ensure the timeliness and accuracy of bills, as well as compliance with client guidelines.Duties will include:Driving the billing and collection process to ensure accurate and timely invoicing and payment of clients Monitoring assigned partner’s monthly aging AR reports and taking appropriate action to ensure each invoice is paid on time and in fullUpdating key finance reportsFollowing up with assigned partners and escalating any billing or collection issues Responding to billing and AR enquiries. Preparing bills, including narrative descriptions, transfers and on account applications, with strong attention to detail and proofreading. Advising and influencing assigned partners by reviewing their SOE, understanding the billing arrangement and billing frequency of each matter and clientObtaining and understanding Engagement letters and Outside Counsel Guidelines to ensure compliance with client requirementsCoordinating meetings with assigned partners regularly Monitoring bill processing status and performing necessary follow upsEnsuring the successful submission of E-BillingThe successful Billing Specialist will be degree-educated, ideally in a related field and have gained 3+ years of billing experience in a law firm, or similar professional services environment.Suitable applicants will have strong IT, communication and attention to detail skills, strong working knowledge of billing and collections processes, and the ability to collaborate well in a fast-paced environment.A highly competitive salary of £50-52,000 is on offer, plus benefits and hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying as the interview process will shortly be commencing. Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    Billing Manager
    London
    £100,000 - £110,000+ per Annum
    We are currently recruiting for a brand-new Billing Manager vacancy, to work in the London office, of our client, a leading and expanding US law firm.Reporting to the Global Director of Revenue, this role is responsible for jointly managing the European billing team, which supports Partners and lawyers throughout all phases of the billing, collection and client management processes.This is an excellent opportunity for a senior billing professional to join a thriving, growing London finance team. Typical responsibilities will include:Overseeing the daily activities of the European billing team, including monitoring the volume of bills, checking the quality of the invoices, managing the timeliness of bill preparation and ensuring open communication between the team members and the Partners.Assisting the Director of Revenue in operational day to day activities for the region.Training new billing team members and conducting required follow-up training.Regularly monitoring bill processing status and other necessary follow up tasks to ensure successful processing and timely payment to the firm.Assisting with billing and collections when required.Reviewing and monitoring client billing arrangements and other related information maintained in the firm’s matter intake system.Proactively identifying improvements to billing processes and assisting with implementing best practice.Collaborating with Partners to ensure timely bill preparation, review and submission. Communicating with clients.Preparing internal billing and collections projections. Undertaking the initial review of the monthly unbilled time and accounts receivable priority report.Keeping up to date with current VAT rules and regulations.Collaborating with local Accounting and Finance Teams for compliance purposes. Providing analysis support to Partners.Assisting with onboarding new clients.Participating in key projects, including billing system upgrades. Team management – conducting performance reviews and ensuring development.A highly competitive salary & benefits package is on offer, hybrid working arrangements are in place and the firm offer a wonderful, collaborative working culture.Suitable applicants will have at least 10 years of proven legal/professional services billing experience, with circa 5 years of people management experience, as well as experience of implementing procedural and operational billing improvements.We are seeking candidates with outstanding interpersonal skills, the ability to build effective working relationships with key stakeholders and individuals with a results-orientated approach. Prior experience of using Aderant would be preferred.Please do not delay in applying; CVs are being welcomed now, for immediate review. Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details. 
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    US Law Support
    HR Administrator
    London
    £32,000 - £35,000 per Annum
    We are currently working on behalf of a highly respected and successful US law firm, to assist them in their search for a new HR Administrator.Working as part of a close-knit, collaborative team, this is a new permanent opportunity for a junior HR professional to build upon their experience and enjoy great exposure.This is an exciting generalist opportunity, offering a competitive salary of up to £35,000 and hybrid working arrangements.Duties will include:Updating and circulating office-wide communicationsMonitoring the HR inboxes daily Data entry duties on the HR system (Workday) to include new joiner/leaver information, vacation, sickness, secondments and other leave of absencesMonitoring sickness absence Assisting the HR team with the employee life cycle processes i.e., onboarding, offboarding and change in terms of employmentPreparing letters as required e.g. references, salary increase, probation etc. Assisting the HR team with scheduling meetings/wellbeing initiativesCarrying out Right to Work checks for new employees Being a main point of contact for all lawyer vacation queries and calculationsDiarising HR team reminders Updating HR trackers Maintaining HR pages on Firm intranet Providing administrative assistance and assisting on projectsSuitable applicants will have ideally undertaken a degree and have gained some prior experience in an HR or administrative role in a law firm or professional services environment. We are seeking candidates with strong IT skills, excellent attention to detail and exemplary communication skills.Please do not delay in applying as the 2-stage interview process will shortly be commencing.
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    US Law Support
    Document Services Operator (Nights)
    London
    Highly Competitive -
    We are currently recruiting for a Document Services Operator to join the London office of one of the world’s leading law firms.This is a permanent role, covering the night shift with working hours of 11pm-6am. This position offers a 3-day remote working pattern, and a highly competitive salary and benefits package is on offer.The team is seeking an experienced Operator with high efficiency and technical acumen. Suitable applicants will possess strong attention to details and be a proactive team player, with exemplary verbal and written communication skills.Typical responsibilities will include:Expertly revising, formatting, comparing and cross-referencing documentsConverting documents from various formats to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio, while adhering to the Firm’s standard best practicesUpdate/revising Tables of Contents and creating mail mergesModifying, compiling, and redacting PDFs; creating forms, e-closing binders and bookmarks in Adobe AcrobatCreating and formatting PowerPoint presentations, maintaining Firm branding standardsModifying organisational charts, flowcharts and timelines in VisioIn order to be considered for this great opportunity, you will have gained previous experience in a similar role within a law firm or similar professional services environment. Previous workflow coordination would be advantageous and advanced knowledge of multiple software package such as Microsoft, Visio, Adobe, DocXtools and OmniPage is essential.Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review.
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    US Law Support
    Senior Legal Recruitment Manager
    London
    Highly competitive -
    We are currently recruiting on behalf of a leading US law firm, to assist them in their search for a new Senior Recruitment Manager in London.This is an exciting opportunity for an established legal recruiter to join the expanding London recruitment team. The role will be responsible for managing all London Associate and Special Counsel recruitment, as well as providing ad hoc support for Partner recruitment, alongside overseeing the Trainee recruitment process and business services hiring.The Senior Recruitment Manager will work closely with all the London Partners, Practice Group Heads, the NY Office, Senior Management group, the Graduate Recruitment Partner Committee and the Training Principal.This role suits an experienced legal recruitment professional who thrives in a busy, fast-paced, collegiate working environment and wishes to grow professionally, at a leading, expanding law firm in the heart of the City.Responsibilities will include:Partnering with the Director of Global Legal Recruiting and other key stakeholders achieve recruiting goals.Overseeing the recruitment lifecycle for fee-earning roles, by liaising closely with partners, implementing strategy and overseeing logistics.Working closely with Practice Group Heads to identify recruitment needs and managing the approvals process.Overseeing the graduate recruitment process, to include managing university relationships, events and assessment centres.Working closely with the Senior Director of Administration, the Head of HR and the London Business Services Managers to identify and hire top talent.Drafting offer letters and contracts of employment for all fee-earner roles and also overseeing the process for Business Services and Graduate recruitment as required.Establishing and managing strong relationships with key recruitment agencies, ensuring that appropriate T&Cs are negotiated, signed and in place.Managing the London recruitment budget, including preparing the yearly forecast.Partnering with the marketing team on recruitment advertising/marketing to enhance the firm’s presence.Suitable applicants will have gained significant legal recruitment experience at manager level. Associate and graduate recruitment experience is essential in order to be considered.A highly competitive salary is on offer, plus excellent benefits, a wonderful culture and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying; CVs are being welcomed now, for immediate review. Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    IP Support
    Patent Support Manager
    London
    Competitive - ££
    We are working on a brand new role responsible for overseeing the UK patent support team of a highly-regarded European IP firm.People LeadershipManage and develop the team across an identified UK Region, promoting a culture that reflects HGF’s values of People, Excellence, Teamwork and Progressive. Ensure effective talent development for continued excellent retention of high performing colleagues with key skills and knowledgePromote continuous professional development for both self and team members, supporting training initiatives and career progression.Stakeholder ManagementBuilds and maintains strong working relationships with key stakeholders to proactively identify way to improve the client and fee earners experience.Business Operations/Technology AlignmentWork Standards – Manage the implementation of HGF’s policies and standard operating processes to improve efficiency and effectiveness of the function. Oversees outcomes from audits to understand risks/priorities for intervention.Quality Assurance – Work with key colleagues to manage the provision of formalities and administrative support, ensuring accuracy, efficiency and adherence to the firm’s policies and procedures.Process Development – Implement and document HGF’s patent support processes and procedures, leveraging technology and best practices to improve efficiency and service quality. Lead innovation and process improvement to enhance overall team productivity.Collaboration – Collaboration with key stakeholders, including Group Heads, Finance, IT, and business operations, to streamline workflows and enhance client service.You MUST be UK-based and be eligible to work in the UK without sponsorship.
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    IP Support
    Patent Process Implementation Manager
    London
    Competitive - ££
    IP Support are working on a brand new role responsible for shaping the operational framework of a leading international IP law firm. You will work collaboratively across the firm to create and implement corporate standard procedures, optimising the use of automation, to streamline operations and drive consistency across all offices.Stakeholder Management - Builds and maintains strong working relationships with key stakeholders, to identify future process improvement opportunities, leveraging the use of technology and automation to enhance the client and fee earners experience.Process improvement - Delivers process improvement projects to enhance the service and quality of support to internal stakeholders and clients and improve operational efficiency, and the client and fee earners experience. Tracks and records improvements in service delivery, achievement of SLAs and progress of projects.Work Standards - Ensures comprehensive documentation of all existing and new processes and training records for all colleagues. Conducts regular audits to ensure compliance with the standards, identifying and reporting on any concerns. Working with Professional Standards, identifies trends, emerging risks and regulatory changes and provides solutions to these.Training Delivery - Oversees the delivery of training to colleagues and drives the successful adoption and ongoing engagement of new or revised processes.The ideal candidate will have an IP background and be able to demonstrate project/process management experience.You MUST be based in the UK and have the right to work without sponsorship.
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    US Law Support
    Legal Administration Assistant
    London
    £32,000 - £35,000 per Year
    We are currently recruiting for a brand-newLegal Administration Assistant vacancy, to work in the London office of a leading US law firm.This is an office-based role to support the Legal PAs with administrative operations.Typical duties will include:Providing admin support including printing, photocopying, scanning, bundling, bibling, making up files, label printing and adding signatures.Support with e-filing and locating documents.Preparing reports, presentations and internal memos as directed.Booking couriers and arranging postal services.Assisting with internal room and video conference bookings, meetings, maintaining calendars, and supporting with basic travel arrangements for legal staff as required.Creating documents and completing minor edits and formatting (e.g. engagement letters).Assisting with administration for office and client events.Liaising with vendors, clients, and internal departments to facilitate efficient office operations.Participating in special projects.A competitive salary of £35,000 is on offer, plus benefits.Suitable applicants will have a desire to build upon their administrative skills in a legal setting, and a positive can-do attitude. We are seeking highly organised, motivated individuals with excellent IT and communication skills.Please do not delay in applying as the interview process will shortly be commencing. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven individual to join a busy team and expand their skillset in a leading global law firm setting.
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    US Law Support
    Finance Assistant
    London
    £40,000 - £45,000 per Year
    We are currently recruiting for a newly created Finance Assistant role in the London office of our client, an expanding and highly regarded US law firm.This is a full-time, permanent position to assist with the financial operations. Duties will include:Completing financial admin tasks, including data entry and invoice processing.Providing billing support to the Legal Support Team.Supporting monthly payroll process.Supporting the Firm’s Employee Benefits programme.Monitoring accounts receivable and following up on outstanding payments in coordination with the finance team.Assisting in preparing and submitting expenses and non-client billable invoices.Helping to maintain accurate financial including ledgers, journals, and supporting documentation.Working closely with legal teams to resolve billing discrepancies and responding to client billing queries.Providing financial analytics.Assisting with the creation of financial and other reports (.Inputting and transferring time entries and assisting with editing time narratives.Assisting with processing payments to vendors and monitoring due dates to ensure timely settlement.Ensuring compliance with the Solicitors Regulation Authority Accounts Rules and internal financial controls.A highly competitive salary of up to £45,000 is on offer, plus benefits and hybrid working arrangements.Suitable applicants will have gained broad finance experience from within a law firm or professional services environment, possess excellent client service and attention to details skills, and adopt a self-motivated approach.Please do not delay in applying; CVs are being welcomed now, for immediate review. Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    AML Compliance Analyst
    London
    £55,000 - £65,000 per Year
    US Law Support are currently recruiting for a new AML Compliance Analyst vacancy, to work in the London office of our client, a highly respected US law firm.This is a permanent opportunity to work as part of a collaborative team and offers great exposure.Responsibilities will include:Researching and preparing client due diligence (CDD) packs for new clients of the firm globally.Liaising closely with colleagues in all the firm’s offices to provide an excellent level of professional service for internal clients.Assisting AML team members in preparing for AML audits.Providing general compliance support to members of the Office of General Counsel.Assisting with the training and development of other AML team members.Providing recommendations on any potential enhancements and improvements to the Firm's AML policies, processes and systems.Supporting with the introduction and implementation of new software for processing and storing AML checks.A highly competitive salary of up to £65,000 is on offer (dependent upon experience), plus benefits and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements.Suitable applicants will be degree-educated, with solid AML experience gained from within a city/international law firm, or similar professional services setting. Strong communication, research & analytical skills are crucial, as well as a self-motivated approach, demonstrable understanding of current AML regulations and a genuine desire to develop a career in risk and compliance.Please do not delay in applying; CVs are being welcomed now for immediate review. Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    Research Specialist
    London
    Competitive -
    We are currently recruiting for a brand-new Research Specialist vacancy, on behalf of a leading US law firm.This is a permanent opportunity in their London office, to work as part of their collaborative Research Services team.Typical responsibilities will include:Performing non-legal research across a variety of practice areas.Analysing requests to identify the best research resources.Selecting resources and search strategies; demonstrating a high level of proficiency in research.Presenting research results in a clear and concise manner and making suggestions for any further research requirements.Maintaining a level of expertise in tools including Westlaw Edge, Lexis+ UK and Practical Law, as well as specialised tools.Taking ownership of projects and working to tight deadlines.Suitable applicants will be degree-educated, dynamic, and have demonstrable experience of providing a high level of research support in a law firm, or professional services setting. We are seeking candidates with strong working knowledge of business research, excellent client-service skills, exemplary communication skills and the ability to handle multiple priorities.A competitive salary is on offer, plus excellent benefits and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review. All successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with full details.
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    US Law Support
    Senior Billing Specialist
    London
    Competitive -
    We are currently recruiting for a Senior Billing Specialist to join the London office of a highly-regarded US law firm.The successful applicant will be responsible for the successful execution of the billing and collection strategy for their assigned partners across selected offices and practice groups.The role will involve closely collaborating with partners and practice group leaders as well as broader finance colleagues to ensure the prompt and accurate payment of bills and compliance with guidelines.Responsibilities will include:Driving the billing and collection process to ensure accurate and timely invoicing and payment of clients.Preparing bills including narrative descriptions, transfers and on account applications, with high attention to detail.Monitoring assigned partner’s monthly aging AR reports and taking appropriate action.Updating key finance reports to ensure timely and quality reporting for Senior Management.Successfully handling more complex billing and following up with partners accordingly.Responding to billing and AR enquiries in a timely manner.Overseeing the successful submission of E-Billing.Collaborating with Operations teams to develop efficiencies in the billing process.Testing functionality and reports during billing system and report upgrades.A highly competitive salary range is on offer, plus 3:2 hybrid working arrangements.Suitable applicants will be degree-educated with 4-5+ years of relevant billing and client relationship experience gained from a law firm or professional service environment.We are seeking candidates with a strong Excel proficiency, excellent interpersonal skills, strong working knowledge of billing processes, a collaborative approach and the ability to manage a busy workload.Applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review.
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    US Law Support
    Senior HR Manager EMEA
    London
    £110,000 - £130,000
    US Law Support are pleased to be partnering with one of the world’s leading law firms, to assist them in their search for a Senior HR Manager (EMEA).Based in the firm’s London office, the Senior HR Manager will support the Corporate M&A and Disputes practice groups, as well as assist the Director with the development of the broader people team.The role will partner with the People Team’s Centres of Expertise and regional HR colleagues and provide strategic support to London and EMEA offices.This is a rare senior level hire for the firm, offering the successful candidate excellent exposure across the business, coordinating with key stakeholders across core practices.Typical responsibilities will include but are not limited to:Collaborating with Regional Heads and Partners in London and EMEA offices, to provide strategic HR advice.Monitoring business performance, initiating discussions, and designing high-impact solutions to business needs.Driving stakeholder engagement and building strong and effective stakeholder relationshipsCoaching and supporting stakeholders in their development of people management and leadership skills.Overseeing talent management strategies for the group – planning pipelines, development requirements, leading the recruitment authorisation process etc.Managing business partnering processes to include performance evaluations, compensation discussions and career track plans.Acting as an escalation point for complex employee relations issues for Legal team in London.Leading, participating in, and initiating relevant projects.Contributing to the People Team’s skills development and culture by actively participating in team meetings and training and initiating and sharing HR best practices.Suitable applicants will have amassed extensive legal/professional services experience as a (senior) HR Manager, demonstrating strong business acumen, the ability to influence stakeholders & drive change and a proven collaborative approach. Experience of working in a global, highly matrixed structure is also key.A highly competitive salary of up to circa £130,000 is on offer, plus excellent benefits and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements. The firm offer a fantastic culture, and this rare senior-level hire will enjoy great exposure with long-term career development opportunities.Applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review.
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    US Law Support
    HR Advisor, EMEA
    London
    45,000 - 52,000 per Year
    We are currently recruiting for a brand-new HR Advisor role, to work in the London office of a leading global law firm.The role will be offered on a 12-month fixed-term contract basis and will be to work as part of the collaborative EMEA HR team; engaging in broad HR and talent management activities, from traditional tasks to high-level strategic initiatives.Working with a team of Advisors in London, the position will support the Corporate & Disputes practice groups to provide operational support on day-to-day people matters. This exciting opportunity will go beyond traditional HR tasks, enabling the successful candidate to truly engage in high-level strategic initiatives. The successful HR Advisor will manage significant projects, foster a collaborative culture, and offer trusted advice to partners and business services leaders.Typical duties will include:Assisting with drafting business cases for recruiting efforts.Conducting probation reviews.Conducting investigations for ER processes.Managing parental leave processes and long-term absences.Collaborating with HR Managers to successful delivery the performance evaluation process.Managing salary & bonus processes with the support of management.Working closely with the firms’ global mobility team where necessary.Maintaining people data sources and reports.Building strong working relationships with other business services functions.Suitable applicants will have gained prior HR Advisor experience in a law firm or professional services environment, demonstrate strong communication and attention to detail skills, with the ability to build relationships at all levels. Ideally, candidates will be CIPD qualified and be used to working in a global setting.A competitive salary of up to circa £50,000 is on offer, plus overtime and 3:2 working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying as the interview process will shortly be commencing. Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with a detailed job description.
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    US Law Support
    HR Manager
    London
    £80,000 - £85,000+ per Year
    We are currently recruiting for a brand-new HR Manager vacancy, to work as part of the highly collaborative people team, in the London office of a leading global law firm.The HR Manager will be responsible for supporting the people agenda for the Practice Solutions Innovation team in London and globally. Partnering with regional HR colleagues, the role provides strategic support to the group, fostering a collaborative and high-performing team to ensure professional excellence.Key responsibilities will include:Working closely with business leaders to provide strategic HR advice.Managing employee relations tasks and coaching team leaders accordingly.Reviewing talent management strategies and driving improvements.Leading the recruitment authorisation process.Managing business partnering processes to include performance evaluations, compensation discussions and career tracking.Collaborating with the wider people team to support with data gathering and providing insights to stakeholders.Leading on key projects for the group.People management – participating in training and sharing HR best practices.This is a fantastic opportunity for an HR Manager to join a thriving and growing practice group in one of the world’s leading law firms. The role offers the successful candidate a real chance to put their stamp on the position as the group offers a highly collaborative culture. This is a fast-paced and exciting role that would suit a senior HR professional looking to drive forward a practice group and enjoy a hugely varied role.Suitable applicants will have gained prior HR management experience in a large law firm or professional services environment and demonstrate strong business acumen, the ability to influence stakeholders, experience of partnering with global colleagues and adopt a flexible and collaborative approach.A highly competitive salary banding of £85,000+ is on offer, plus excellent benefits and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying; CVs are being welcomed now, in order for the interview process to commence ASAP. Successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with a detailed job description.
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    IP Support
    Service Delivery Manager
    Bristol
    £60,000 - £65,000
    We are pleased to bring to market this newly created Services Delivery Manager vacancy with an award-winning and progressive IP law firm.The focus of the position is to provide the best service to clients and ensure their portfolios are being handled in the best way. To do this you will lead a client services team (of around 15) and build meaningful relationships with Partners, Attorneys, and cross-functional teams implementing and embedding strategic change initiatives.You will report into the senior services manager forming a part of a wider client services manager team. You and your peers will be responsible for continuously driving change and improving service delivery.You will host regular service focused team meetings, manage team resources, become a visible presence across the firm, collaborate with the operations team, set clear expectations, undertake regular quality assurance, investigate service-related issues, use data-driven insights to monitor and improve efficiency, and act on data to address gaps and identify opportunities for service delivery.You should be an experienced leader and possess the communication skills and gravitas to influence change and improvement in your team. You’ll want to deeply understand the people and processes and be keen to build effective relationships with other stakeholders. There is a strong preference for this person to have worked in a similar role in an IP environment.The firm offer a market leading salary and benefits package including 30 days holiday, a blended office and home working approach (50/50), flexible working hours, a generous pensions scheme, a healthcare cash plan, EV car scheme and much more.
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    IP Support
    Patent Administrator
    London
    £45000 - £50000
    The role of a Patent Administrator is central to the smooth operation of a busy intellectual property team. It is a challenging position that carries significant responsibility and requires a high level of common sense, diligence, and meticulous attention to detail. Strong interpersonal skills are essential, as the role involves close collaboration with fee earners, other administrators, support staff, and direct communication with clients and associates. Patent Administrators are expected to uphold a high standard of professionalism, reflecting their integral role in the quality of service provided, and the ideal candidate will hold the CIPA Qualification and 3-4 years’ experience working in a similar role.Key ResponsibilitiesOnce training is completed, the following duties should be carried out independently, with minimal supervision:Correspondence & Document ManagementUnderstand and generate appropriate correspondence, including both standard templates and bespoke letters as needed.Draft letters, emails, and related communications for review by fee earners.Retrieve client information and prepare documentation using internal systems.Copy-type and amend documents including (but not limited to):EmailsLettersPatent SpecificationsMaintain digital files using the firm’s document management system.Formalities, Deadline Management & Case Management System Handle formalities such as collecting and processing documents required for filing and grant (e.g., translations, Powers of Attorney, assignments).Prepare and update formal documents for patent applications.Monitor and manage deadlines in collaboration with fee earners, including identifying and managing reminders and extensions.Process incoming electronic correspondence, particularly from the EPO.Update the case management system (Inprotech/IPT) with relevant dates and clear completed tasks.Enter new patent and design matters into the database, including filing dates and required documents.Report publications and maintain related due dates in the system.Process abandonment of cases as instructed.Check and forward grant certificates.Manage EPO and EUIPO fee instructions and payments, handling standard procedures independently.Maintain and update client and case records including ownership changes and reference amendments.Draft and send correspondence for reporting foreign publications and communications.Process foreign filing receipts and track subsequent deadlines.Validate European patents globally and obtain necessary translations.Liaise with the Renewals Department as required.Client-Specific AdministrationUpdate and manage client-specific databases and systems, including uploading documents, tracking deadlines, and handling invoicing data.Generate due date reports tailored to client requirements.Invoicing & Work-in-Progress (WIP) ManagementPrepare invoices, credit notes, and debit notes.Adjust WIP entries to reflect client agreements, discounts, and required formats.Assist fee earners with managing WIP, including reviewing invoices from foreign associates.PA & Administrative SupportSchedule meetings, travel, and itineraries as required.Manage caseloads and monitor due dates and tasks.Communicate with clients, including responding to emails and taking messages in the absence of fee earners.Provide cover and support to other Patent Administrators.Distribute incoming post to the appropriate team members.Maintain CRM systems with up-to-date client information.Undertake any additional tasks reasonably requested by partners, fee earners, or senior staff.Our client offers a market leading salary and benefits package twinned with 60% remote working.
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    US Law Support
    Early Careers Advisor
    London
    50,000 - 55,000 per Year
    We are currently recruiting for a brand-new Early Careers Advisor position, working in the London office of a leading global law firm.Working as part of a collaborative team, the role will be offered on a 12-month fixed-term contract basis.The Early Careers Advisor will be responsible for helping to manage the graduate recruitment efforts for London by thinking creatively, strategically, and commercially.Key duties will include but are not limited to:Overseeing the search & selection process by managing applications Conducting telephone and in-person interviewsRunning vacation schemes & the Solicitor Apprenticeship ProgrammeAttending early careers recruitment events to include law fairs and careers dinnersTaking ownership of the feedback processMonitoring the candidate management processBuilding strong working relationships with key stakeholders and universitiesDesigning cultivation and attraction strategies and marketing materialsIdentifying opportunities to promote the firmSuitable applicants will have gained prior graduate recruitment experience at advisor (or similar) level within a law firm, or professional services setting.We are seeking creative thinkers with a results-orientated approach and demonstrable interview and analytical skills.A highly competitive salary of £50-55,000 is on offer, plus overtime and 3:2 hybrid working arrangements are in place.Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review. All successful applicants will be contacted by US Law Support and provided with a detailed job description.
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    IP Support
    Patent Attorney
    London
    Negotiable DOE -
    We are currently recruiting on behalf of our client, a leading European intellectual property firm, in their search for a Patent Attorney to join the Advanced Engineering Group.Candidates must be able to commute to either London, Sheffield or Warwick. The Advanced Engineering Group supports a diverse range of highly innovative engineering businesses in the UK overseasThis role requires someone with a mechanical engineering background, however experience in med tech and electromechanics is beneficial. AccountabilitiesDrafting specifications and responding to office actions for complex inventions efficiently and to a high standard.Advising clients on securing appropriate IP protection.Assisting with Oral Proceedings at the European Patent Office.Corresponding with clients, Patent Offices and overseas Attorneys.Analysing prior art and working directly with clients to develop creative and persuasive arguments against patent office objections.Thoroughly analysing and amending existing patent specifications where necessary to address patent office objections to patent applications.Researching and advising on the status, scope and validity of third-party intellectual property rights.Taking on case manager responsibilities and acting as a point of contact for clients where appropriate, including attending client meetings virtually and in person.If qualified, assisting with the development of junior fee earners, delegating effectively and providing feedback, and delivering internal tutorials.Engaging in business development activities including writing articles and, if qualified, supporting junior fee earners in their business development practice.Developing relationships with our current clients and building a network of contacts, with a view to converting contacts to clients and bringing in new business.Any other duties where necessary to ensure the needs of the business are met.Knowledge and skills requiredYou must be at least single qualified (EU/UK).Degree in mechanical engineering or similar discipline.A strong academic or industry record in the relevant discipline and the ability to communicate effectively about technical concepts with the research and development teams of our clients.Skilled in analysing and identifying the novel features and commercial potential of an invention with demonstrable experience in drafting patent specifications and responses to office actions for prosecution.If qualified, experience managing cases and client relationships, with a track record of building rapport with clients and developing new business.Impeccable written English, attention to detail and first-rate communication skills with the ability to express ideas clearly and accurately.A track record of interacting effectively with staff and clients at all levels and a team- player with a proactive approach.The ability to prioritise workload, manage high volumes of work and meet deadlines.
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    IP Support
    Patent Attorney - Mechanical Engineering
    Sheffield
    Negotiable DOE -
    We are currently recruiting on behalf of our client, a leading European intellectual property firm, in their search for a Patent Attorney to join the Advanced Engineering Group.The team are based out of the Sheffield office, so candidates must be able to commute to this office as needed.The Advanced Engineering Group supports a diverse range of highly innovative engineering businesses in the UK overseas. This role requires someone with a more general mechanical engineering background, strong knowledge of engines, and any experience with freedom to operate/clearance but would a bonus (but not a requirement). For this role, you must be at least single qualified (either UK or European),AccountabilitiesDrafting specifications and responding to office actions for complex inventions efficiently and to a high standard.Advising clients on securing appropriate IP protection.Assisting with Oral Proceedings at the European Patent Office.Corresponding with clients, Patent Offices and overseas Attorneys.Analysing prior art and working directly with clients to develop creative and persuasive arguments against patent office objections.Thoroughly analysing and amending existing patent specifications where necessary to address patent office objections to patent applications.Researching and advising on the status, scope and validity of third-party intellectual property rights.Taking on case manager responsibilities and acting as a point of contact for clients where appropriate, including attending client meetings virtually and in person.If qualified, assisting with the development of junior fee earners, delegating effectively and providing feedback, and delivering internal tutorials.Engaging in business development activities including writing articles and, if qualified, supporting junior fee earners in their business development practice.Developing relationships with our current clients and building a network of contacts, with a view to converting contacts to clients and bringing in new business.Any other duties where necessary to ensure the needs of the business are met.Knowledge and skills requiredAs specified previously, you must be at least single qualified (EU/UK).Degree in mechanical engineering or similar discipline.A strong academic or industry record in the relevant discipline and the ability to communicate effectively about technical concepts with the research and development teams of our clients.Skilled in analysing and identifying the novel features and commercial potential of an invention with demonstrable experience in drafting patent specifications and responses to office actions for prosecution.If qualified, experience managing cases and client relationships, with a track record of building rapport with clients and developing new business.Impeccable written English, attention to detail and first-rate communication skills with the ability to express ideas clearly and accurately.A track record of interacting effectively with staff and clients at all levels and a team- player with a proactive approach.The ability to prioritise workload, manage high volumes of work and meet deadlines.
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    US Law Support
    Marketing & Business Development Manager
    London
    £85,000+ - per Year
    We are currently recruiting on behalf of a leading US law firm, to assist in their search for a Marketing & Business Development Manager, in their London office.This role will be offered on a 15-month FTC basis and will be to primarily support the Investment Practice, Financial Restructuring Group, and Transportation team.These are market-leading practices, underpinned by the drive to deliver an exceptional service to clients on the most innovative of transactions.Responsibilities will include:Supporting with the drafting and implementing of each group's marketing plan.Managing each team's clients and prospect targeting lists, compiling data and running reports for partner groups.Providing end-to-end support on the RFP, pitching and proposals process and monitoring progress.Creating marketing collateral to include high-quality brochures, client presentations, alerts and communications.Assisting in the drafting, editing and sending of internal newsletters, client updates and BD related correspondence.Working closely with the firm’s PR team to ensure PR and media channels are filly leveraged.Managing key client events and executing thought-leadership programmes.Managing the annual directory and award submissions process.Proactively identifying opportunities to maximise return on investment.Maintaining and ensuring best practice for end-to-end deal collection.Conducting client and market research, saying abreast of trends and updates.Working collaboratively with global BD and marketing colleagues to ensure the success of programmes, campaigns and initiatives.This is a fantastic opportunity for a BD & Marketing professional to enjoy great exposure and support leading practices in a highly collaborative team. Suitable applicants will have gained 5+ years of prior relevant experience, be highly motivated, possess strong project management & interpersonal skills and demonstrate the ability to handle multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.Familiarity with CRM systems such as InterAction, SharePoint and Concep Campaigner is also highly desirable.A competitive salary of circa £85,000 is on offer, plus benefits and hybrid working arrangements.Please do not delay in applying; applications are being welcomed now, for immediate review.
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    Law Support
    Business Development Executive - 9 Mth FTC
    London
    £38,000 - £40,000 per Year
    Business Development Executive – Leading Law Firm | LondonWe’re looking for a proactive and detail-oriented Business Development Executive to join our clients collaborative and ambitious team.In this varied and hands-on role, you’ll support the BD Manager and Marketing & BD Director in delivering the firm's strategic plan, helping drive the firm’s success through focused client and intermediary engagement. From managing events and supporting pitches, to coordinating awards submissions and campaigns, this is a great opportunity to work across all five of the practice areas and gain broad exposure to BD and marketing activity.You’ll join a supportive and dynamic BD & Marketing team, working closely with partners and fee earners on impactful projects. With at least two years' experience in the legal industry BD environment, you’ll bring strong communication, project management, and creative skills to the role.Key Highlights:Organise and manage BD events and directory submissionsSupport and lead on tailored pitches and marketing collateralDeliver client-focused campaigns and digital contentHelp maintain and utilise CRM and e-marketing toolsCollaborate across teams on strategic BD initiativesWhat we’re looking for:A natural team player with excellent communication and organisational skillsStrong writing and content creation experienceConfident using CRM systems and digital marketing tools (InDesign, WordPress, Vuture a plus)Degree educated, with a keen interest in lawThis is a fantastic opportunity to develop your BD career in a forward-thinking firm with a clear strategy for growth. 
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    Law Support
    Corporate PA (Banking and Finance)
    London
    48000 - 50000
     client, a lovely firm based in Chancery Lane has a vacancy for an experienced legal secretary/PA. You will be assisting two Partners in the Corporate Department and be reporting into the Head of Department.The candidate should have experience in Corporate and Banking & Finance. They should also possess the following skills/attributes:excellent secretarial skills with accurate typingmid to advanced computer skills including Word, Excel and Powerpointbilling experienceexperience in a Corporate practice is essentialExperience with document management systems and billing packagesExcellent client service standardsAbility to prioritiseAbility to problem solve and use initiativeMain duties: prepare, type, amend and proofread documents from dictation, manuscript and copy typing including letters, reports, legal documents (agreements etc), attendance notes, memos and emailsto assist in effectively managing all incoming and outgoing communicationsdiary management for some partners and senior associates when neededorganisation of internal and external meetings including liaising with Reception to ensure rooms are booked and appropriate refreshments are ordereddeal effectively and politely with clients and others calling into the departmentorganising all aspects of annual trips to various conferences to include delegate passes, flights and accommodation and ensuring attendees have full details and tickets for the tripdealing with administration of Anti-Money Laundering procedures for new matters and clientsproduction of bills and liaising with Accounts Department on finalising and sending out to clientsAny other ad hoc duties reasonably required by the Corporate & Commercial TeamThis a lovely opportunity in a friendly team.Standard hours 9.00-5.30. This role is also working five days in the office. Generous salary offered £50,000 per annum.
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    Law Support
    Maintenance Assistant
    London
    29000 - 30000
    Maintenance AssistantOur client, a medium sized law firm based in Baker Street has a vacancy for an experienced Maintenance Assistant.Your day will be busy and involve you monitoring and ensuring the safe and smooth running of the firms 2 buildings including:MaintenanceThe monitoring and adjustment as necessary of the BMS - the system for managing the heating and cooling in the building;The daily sweep of the building ensuring all spent light bulbs are replaced as soon as possible and the stock is kept replenished at all times; ensuring consistent type and colour of bulb is used in each area;Dealing with all minor electrical and decoration tasks; installation tasks such as shelving;Purchasing of small items for maintenance tasks, key cutting etc;Being proactive in dealing with any maintenance issues that you notice, are reported to you or you are asked to action.Help keep the PPM tasklist up to date.Ensure we have a digital record of all the PPM reports and ensure they are filed in the correct location.Assist in the continual review and build of our BigHand workflows.Health & SafetyThe weekly testing of the fire alarms at the firm;Assisting contractors i.e. pest control, building surveys, water testing, etc. allowing access to any secured areas as necessary.ServicesDealing with the setting and re-setting of meetings rooms in readiness for meetings, seminars and events which may include the removal of tables and chairs, dealing with event related deliveries to the building such as drinks and ice;Dealing with the installation of new items of furniture i.e. filing cabinets, tables, fridges, microwaves etc.Dealing with workstation/furniture moves as required and for any major moves working with the moving team.Dealing with maintenance emergencies which may arise i.e. blockages, burst pipes, electrical faults and trying to remedy any problems or if not possible, being aware of how to contact and get emergency help from the appropriate source.MiscellaneousReporting any issues to the Facilities Manager/Assistant Buildings Manager.Flexibility to work 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday when needed to provide holiday cover.Any other duties as reasonably required by the Facilities Manager/Assistant Buildings Manager.SkillsAbility to work both as part of a team and unsupervised to meet the varied needs of the department.• Ability to work effectively under pressure and flexibly when required and organised and a step aheadAbility to pick up new procedures quickly.To secure this role you must be a can do self motivated candidate.
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