Legal Secretary - Residential in Epping - CV-Library

Are you are an experienced Legal Secretary looking for a fresh new challenge and offer the relevant skills and experience required. Law Staff is working with a delightful Law Firm in Essex who are undoubtedly a Employer of Choice. They have instructed us to recruit an experienced and commited Legal Secretary with a keen eye for detail.

We are looking for a talented Legal Secretary to join our clients Team in the Residential and Commercial Property Teams in their stunning offices in Essex.

The Firm who pride ourselves on providing a great working environment and excellent service to their clients and have the awards to prove this. Ideally you will have at least 2 years experience working as a Legal Secretary and has a good understanding of the conveyancing process and sound knowledge of commercial property transactions. 

Responsibilities

Supporting and assisting fee earners specialising in commercial property & conveyancing
Diary management
Travel arrangements
Use of case management systems
Drafting various legal documents and clients correspondence
Audio and copy typing
Preparing court bundles
Liaising with a range of stakeholders
Data processing and management
General administrative duties
You will be a team player who can adapt to various teams, a competent communicator with strong IT and typing skills. A fast typing speed and experience with audio-dictation typing is desired, as well as the ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet tight deadlines.

If you are successful you for this role will benefit from excellent benefits, a competitive salary is on offer, 25 days holiday (plus bank holidays), pension scheme and much more.

For further details of this vacancy, please contact us on (phone number removed) quoting reference 36400

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