Legal/Office Cashier 12 month FTC Westend

Our client, a medium sized law firm based in the West end have a vacancy for an experienced Office Cashier for a 12 month FTC.

Duties as follows:

  • Allocating payments received into office accounts against issued bills.
  • Responding to queries from across the firm and providing accurate advice.
  • Liaising directly with the firm’s banking providers.
  • Entering invoices into our PMS both disbursements and office related.
  • Checking all expenses claims forms adhere to the firms terms.
  • Processing the weekly expenses, office and disbursement runs. Both UK and International.
  • Running ad hoc payments for disbursements and office related invoices.
  • Monitoring and recharging the Land Registry suspense account.
  • Uploading our ESB files for recharging to our clients. Expenses, Searchflow, Legl, Land Reg and others.
  • Chasing VAT receipts for paid Counsel fees.
  • Providing cover and support for other team members within the cashiering team.
  • Any other duties defined by management from time to time.

Skills required to secure the role:

  • 3E knowledge a preference.
  • Experience working as a Office Cashier within a law firm.
  • Strong and up-to-date knowledge of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Accounts Rules.
  • High level of technical competence in legal finance operations.
  • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively at all levels across the firm.
  • Demonstrates resilience and remains composed under pressure and during busy periods.
  • Flexible and adaptable, with a willingness to support changing business needs.
  • Self-motivated and proactive with a strong sense of initiative.
  • Previous experience using the 3E finance system is desirable.
  • Led the creation of compelling and competitive proposals, ensuring alignment with client needs and firm capabilities.

Hybrid working offered. 12 month FTC initially. Salary up to £45K

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