Legal Secretary Property Litigation and Trusts Chancery Lane Salary £43K Permanent role

Posted 2 April by Law Support
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Our client, a lovely law firm based in Chancery Lane has a new role in their friendly Property Litigation and Trusts team.

Duties will involve:

  • Acting as a first point of contact:
  • dealing with correspondence and phone calls.
  • Managing diaries and organising meetings and appointments, often controlling access to the partner.
  • Arranging travel and liaising re: transport and accommodation.Reminding the manager/executive of important tasks and deadlines.
  • Typing, compiling and preparing reports and correspondence.
  • Managing databases and filing systems.
  • Implementing and maintaining procedures/administrative systems.
  • Liaising with staff, suppliers and clients.
  • Assist with business development and marketing initiatives
  • Open files for new clients, create credit report, and create terms of business and client engagement letter.
  • Liaise with Compliance Officer.
  • Management and preparation of new client take on procedures.
  • Prepare correspondence to be sent.
  • Ensure electronic filing and paper based filing is up to date. Prepare court bundles (where necessary) for Property Litigation fee earners. To file documents and correspondence in date order; maintaining files in good order and compile documents
  • Work as part of the team and assist other secretaries during busy times.

To secure this role it is essential you have:

  • experience in Property Litigation department and/ or Litigation department .
  • Minimum typing speed of 60 wpm.
  • Advanced Microsoft Word.
  • Experience with document management systems and billing packages.
  • Excellent client service standards.
  • Positive attitude.
  • Ability to prioritise.
  • Ability to problem solve and use initiative.

Reference: 52407141

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