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Glasgow – Hybrid Working
Permanent | Up to £30,000
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Executive Assistant / Legal PA to join a leading international law firm in Glasgow. Supporting Partners and fee earners, this is a broad role covering diary management, client relationships, billing, business development, and document support.
The position would suit a highly organised and proactive individual who enjoys taking ownership and delivering a high level of support within a busy professional environment.
Role
- Manage complex diaries, travel arrangements, meetings, and key deadlines
- Prepare meeting papers, correspondence, presentations, and client documentation
- Act as a key contact for clients, handling non-legal queries and supporting reporting requirements
- Support Partners with pitches, tenders, client presentations, and events
- Assist with billing, WIP monitoring, and more complex financial arrangements
- Coordinate matter opening, including engagement letters, conflicts, and AML checks
- Produce and amend Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents
- Liaise with wider business services teams to resolve operational requirements
- Delegate appropriate tasks and provide guidance to junior administrative colleagues
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Candidate Requirements
- At least 18 months' secretarial, PA, or administrative experience, ideally within legal or professional services
- Experience supporting Partners, senior professionals, or a busy practice group
- Strong diary management and organisational skills
- Excellent Word, Excel, and PowerPoint capability
- Confident and professional communication skills
- Excellent attention to detail with the ability to prioritise competing deadlines
- Proactive, adaptable, and comfortable taking ownership of tasks


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This is a fantastic opportunity to join a supportive and professional environment offering hybrid working, excellent training, and genuine long-term career development.
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