US Law Support
Paralegal (Financial Services Regulatory)

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We are currently recruiting for a brand-new Paralegal position, to work in the London office of a leading US law firm.
The role will be offered on a rolling 6 month fixed-term contract basis and will be to support the high-performing Financial Services Regulatory team.
This fantastic opportunity will see you working in a top-tier practice area, partaking in a range of activities including legal research, drafting documents, and liaising with clients. Paralegals at this firm are offered a range of high-quality work and exposure that is second to none.
Typical duties will include (but are not limited to):
- Project management tasks for both advisory and transactional matters
- Liaising with local counsel and clients
- Performing factual and substantive research
- Preparing first drafts and coordinating the collection of regulatory filing materials
- Compiling written records of developments in the Financial Services Regulatory team’s practice area
- Assisting Partners and the wider team with the development and maintenance of knowhow materials
- Attending practice group meetings and training sessions
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As such, the firm is looking for a driven Paralegal, with a strong academic background and 18+ months of availability. Suitable applicants will also have ideally gained some prior experience in a Financial Services Regulatory role (or similar) within a law firm or in-house legal department. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, as well as excellent attention to detail and organisation skills.


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