McKinlay Law
Private Client Legal Secretary
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Job Title: Private Client Legal Secretary
Location: Kent
Salary: £35,000+ negotiable
Established law firm, based in Kent, are looking for an ambitious legal secretary to provide comprehensive secretarial and administrative support to their private client team. They are looking for someone who, long term, wants to take on more paralegal / case manager work.
Duties include:
- Prepare court forms and documents
- Manage correspondence, legal documents, and case files
- Schedule appointments, meetings, and court dates, ensuring efficient time management
- Maintain and update client files, ensuring all information is current and accurately recorded
- Liaise with courts, clients, and other third parties
- Assist with billing and invoicing
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It is essential that you have a background as a legal secretary, ideally in private client, but they are also open to legal secretaries with experience in other areas of law looking to move into private client work.
You must also be a self-starter and flexible as they are looking for someone who can take on paralegal duties as well.
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Excellent opportunity for an ambitious legal secretary looking for a Kent-based role.
McKinlay Law endeavour to contact all successful candidates within 24 hours. However, due to the volume of applications that they receive, they are not able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from them within 24 hours, your application has been unsuccessful and they have not retained your details.
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