Katie Bard
Legal Document Production

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Part Time Legal Document Production Specialist - REMOTE
£28,000.00 - £30,000.00 (Take-home)
My client is an international Law Firm. An opportunity has arisen for a fully remote Part Time Legal Document Production Specialist to support the wider offices as part of a larger team. This role will entail workflow and Team Leader duties. The hours are working 3.30pm to 10pm Monday to Friday (30 Hours)
Applicants MUST have held a Legal Document Production position within a law firm. The role will provide seamless, professional, accurate and timely document production service, in a high quality, deadline driven environment. This role is remote, but applicants will need to be accessible to one of their key office locations.
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Salary: £28,500 increasing to £30,000 pro rata
The role will entail:
- Accurately interpreting complex briefs and seek clarification where necessary, and ensure the team are informed throughout the process.
- Review attachments in the DPC inbox and on BigHand Now, ensuring they are accessible and relevant to the request.
- All aspects of production work to include, but not limited to, correspondence, documents, reports, deeds, bundles, bibles and data rooms.
- Ensure all work has been conducted using house style and in line with the firm's specific systems/procedures.
- Any other tasks as reasonably requested.


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Applicants will have:
- Experience in a Legal Document Production Specialist role
- Have exceptional technical skills and competency in the use of Word, PowerPoint in a document production role.
- Have the ability to multi-task and manage multiple projects simultaneously, while maintaining accuracy under tight deadlines and constraints
- Be able to manage confidential information with discretion whilst working in a fast-paced, dynamic and high-pressure environment.
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