Forge Talent
Legal Cashier

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Legal Cashier/ Payments /Legal Sector/ Annual Bonus/ Hybrid Working (2 Days WFH) / Excellent Benefits
Forge Talent are supporting a highly successful City Centre Law Firm with a newly created opportunity within their accounts team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a positive, motivated and proactive Legal Cashier/ Finance Assistant to join a friendly and family focussed organisation as they continue to grow.
Previous experience gained within the legal sector with an understanding of Solicitors Accounting Rules is highly advantageous.
Legal Cashier Responsibilities
- Assisting the Accounts team to handle, manage and record varied and high-volume financial transactions.
- Regularly checking online banking platforms to manage and record incoming and outgoing bank transactions in accordance with Solicitors Accounts Rules.
- Proactively identifying the nature of incoming transactions and entering details into the practice accounting system, investigating as required to ensure compliance with Solicitors Accounting Rules.
- Entering details of payments into the online banking platforms and managing the payments through the appropriate levels of approvals and authorisations.
- Maintain effective communication with the legal teams and clients, to build strong and trusting relationships.
- Assisting the legal teams to explain and understand financial transactions, providing ad hoc financial support to the legal teams as required.
- Support the Credit Control team with contacting clients to request outstanding payments as required.
- Support continual improvements by proactively identifying ways to improve working practices to support efficiency, accuracy and compliance.
- Support the wider Finance Team with additional tasks as required.
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Legal Cashier Required Experience
- Previous experience in the capacity as a Legal Cashier or Finance Assistant with exposure to bank reconciliations and posting of incoming and outgoing payments.
- A high degree of attention to detail and accuracy.
- Previous experience of working in a legal/ professional services sector environment, with an understanding of Solicitors Accounting Rules is highly advantageous.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to liaise clearly and professionally with clients, colleagues and legal teams, including Senior Partners.
- The ability to explain financial processes and to challenge appropriately where required to ensure compliance.
- The ability to work to strict time deadlines, prioritising tasks accordingly within a fast paced and changeable environment.
- Strong IT and computerised systems skills (intermediate and above Excel skills).
- A desire to learn new skills and contribute to departmental enhancements.
- A collaborative approach, with the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. Proactively building positive working relationships across the finance function and wider firm.


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This position will be based on 3 days working from the Manchester office based on hours 0900-1730.
If you match the profile above and are seeking an opportunity to utilise your skillset in a varied legal sector position, I am very keen to speak with you. Please contact Rosie at Forge Talent for further information.
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