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Administrator

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Exciting opportunity for a Administrator to join a Top 150 National Law Firm.
You will be joining the Court of Protection department, working in a friendly team who are recruiting due to growth in workload.
The Role
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Producing legal documentation as required
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Drafting of basic deeds, documents and letters
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Drafting financial statements
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Engaging in legal research as appropriate
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Undertaking basic correspondence and telephone calls on client matters
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Appreciation of legal procedures
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Be involved in the efficient management of client/matter files to include general filing in a timely and accurate manner, file closure, archiving, retrieval and return from storage as required including updating relevant databases
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Deal with administrative routines, and provide administrative support as required by the team; including scanning, faxing, printing, document binding/bundling, recording time and photocopying
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Operate case management system including storing documents electronically
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Manage incoming and outgoing telephone calls, e-mails and facsimile transmissions as required
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Ensure the confidentiality of all the company’s and clients’ documentation and information
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Maintenance of client relationship management data and records
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Monitoring compliance and lexcel requirements
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Assist with good financial management, as and when appropriate
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Assist with reception of clients and arrangement of meetings as required
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Deal with queries and enquiries from fee earners, team coordinators and secretaries
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Deal with queries from clients
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Transcription of digital dictation
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Support the wider team and assist with work as required
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Skills & Experience
- 1 year of experience working as a Administrator
- Have a positive approach to teamwork and an ability to develop relationships
- Have the ability to act independently to a reasonably high level, but also to work with more experienced partners and fee earners on more complex and specialised matters, as required
- Have experience of building relationships with both new and existing clients and professionals, as well as a natural ability to promote marketing and business development initiatives in a dynamic way
- Possess good communication skills in order to explain legal matters clearly to clients
- Be discrete and have the ability to respect client confidentiality
- Be able to tackle tasks in a structured manner to ensure completion to a high standard
- Demonstrate solid organisation and time management skills
- Have experience of working in a team and the ability to develop relationships with colleagues


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