Incite-Insight.co.uk
Temporary Legal Cashier / Senior Legal Cashier – with Aderant

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This role is needed urgently.
Contract: Temporary / Contract
Location: [Location / Hybrid]
Duration: [TBC]
Start: ASAP
The Role
We are looking for an experienced Legal Cashier or Senior Legal Cashier to provide temporary support to a busy law firm finance team.
This is a hands-on role and we need somebody who can get up to speed quickly, so previous practical experience using Aderant is essential.
You will be supporting the day-to-day cashiering function, ensuring transactions are processed accurately and in accordance with the SRA Accounts Rules and the firm's internal financial controls.
Key Responsibilities
- Processing client and office account transactions
- Client account receipts and payments
- Bank reconciliations and monitoring client account balances
- Processing electronic payments and transfers
- Dealing with billing, disbursements and matter-related financial transactions
- Identifying and resolving cashiering queries and discrepancies
- Maintaining accurate financial records within Aderant
- Supporting month-end and other finance processes as required
- Liaising with fee earners, partners and colleagues within the finance team
- Ensuring compliance with SRA Accounts Rules and internal procedures
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You Will Need
- Previous experience as a Legal Cashier, Senior Legal Cashier or Client/Office Cashier within a law firm
- Strong hands-on experience of Aderant – this is essential
- Good working knowledge of the SRA Accounts Rules
- Experience dealing with client and office accounts
- Strong reconciliation and financial administration skills
- Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
- The ability to work independently and quickly become productive
- Good communication skills and confidence dealing with people across a law firm


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Previous experience within a large commercial, national or international law firm would be particularly useful.
The Opportunity
This would suit an experienced legal cashier who is immediately available or available at short notice and looking for a temporary or contract assignment.
The requirement is urgent, so applications from candidates with proven Aderant legal cashiering experience are particularly welcome.
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