Maurice Turnor Gardner
Legal PA

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Maurice Turnor Gardner is currently looking for a Legal PA to join our team.
Reporting to the PA Manager, the role of a Legal PA includes but is not limited to:
- Document creation and amendment in ‘Partner for Windows’ and NetDocuments Case management system using MTG’s internal house styles
- Preparing and sending documents for signature via DocuSign
- Participation in the billing process
- Processing client and marketing expenses
- Assisting with marketing events
- Photocopying and scanning of all documentation to case management system and paper filing
- Preparing documents and recording in case management system for sending offsite to ‘Safe Custody’ storage facility
- Answering incoming switchboard calls, announcing and transferring to relevant members of staff
- Booking couriers, taxis, hotels, liaising with travel agents and preparing travel itineraries
- Diary management to include booking lunches & dinners and liaising with invitees
- Archiving of completed case files
- Assisting the Risk & Compliance Analyst with conflict checking and file opening
- Download, file and create data sites for use with external firms
- Preparing payment requisitions as set out in MTG’s internal policies
- Assisting with the early and late shift rota to ensure that the switchboard is covered between 8.30am and 6.30pm and covering for other PAs in the event of absence
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- Good ability to organise and prioritise
- Good ability to communicate at all levels to include MTG Clients / Partners / Support staff.
- Knowledge of Word, Excel and Outlook
- Knowledge of Land Registry and TM Group online accounts is an advantage, but not essential.
- Knowledge of a Case management system such as ‘Partner for Windows’ or NetDocuments is an advantage, but not essential.
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