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The Executive Assistant will play a crucial role in supporting the Chief Legal Officer by assisting with various administrative tasks, coordinating schedules, and ensuring projects are done in a deadline-driven environment.
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Legal Executive Assistant for a Plaintiff firm in Emeryville. This role will support one of the managing partners, a case manager and the office manager with administrative and executive fuctions.
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Ability to coordinate busy calendars, work assignments, prepare legal correspondence and documents, transcribe digital dictation, organize and maintain files and records. Ability to coordinate busy calendars, work assignments, prepare legal correspondence and documents, transcribe digital dictation, organize and maintain files and records.
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The Executive Legal Assistant will perform administrative and secretarial support for the firm as a whole, specifically for the attorneys to whom they are assigned. Draft and edit correspondence, legal documents, memoranda, and other written materials as needed for attorney review and under attorney supervision.
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Our client, a boutique law firm, is looking for a Legal Assistant to add to their team in New York, New York. Reporting directly to the firm’s Partners, you will be responsible for all administrative tasks within the office, including drafting documents, scheduling, and answering client calls.
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Collaborates with other Legal Executive Assistants (LEAs) and Business Services staff to ensure all attorneys in the PGC/cluster are properly supported. Document processing (e.g., revisions and comparisons) of legal documents and general correspondence.
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