Part-Time Legal Document Production Specialist

Part-Time Legal Document Production Specialist - REMOTE- 30 or 20 hours per week

£28,000.00 - £30,000.00 (Take- home)

My client is an international Law Firm. An opportunity has arisen for a fully remote Part Time Evening Legal Document Production Specialist to support the wider offices as part of a larger team. This role will entail workflow and Team Leader duties. The hours are working 3.30 pm to 10 pm four days per week. (30 Hours) Or working 20 hours, 4 pm-8 pm

Applicants MUST have held a Legal Document Production position within a law firm. The role will provide seamless, professional, accurate and timely document production service, in a high-quality, deadline-driven environment. This role is remote, but applicants will need to be accessible to one of their key office locations,

Salary: £ 33,000- 35,000 pro-rated.

The role will entail

  • Accurately interpreting complex briefs and seek clarification where necessary, and ensure the team are informed throughout the process.
  • Review attachments in the DPC inbox and on BigHand Now, ensuring they are accessible and relevant to the request.
  • All aspects of production work to include, but not limited to, correspondence, documents, reports, deeds, bundles, bibles and data rooms.
  • Ensure all work has been conducted using house style and in line with the firm's specific systems/procedures.
  • Any other tasks as reasonably requested.
Applicants will have:
  • Experience in a Legal Document Production Specialist role
  • Have exceptional technical skills and competency in the use of Word, PowerPoint in a document production role.
  • Have the ability to multi-task and manage multiple projects simultaneously, while maintaining accuracy under tight deadlines and constraints
  • Be able to manage confidential information with discretion whilst working in a fast-paced, dynamic and high-pressure environment.
If you have any queries about the role, contact Eve on 0121 633 4443. If you are already registered with Katie Bard, please contact your consultant directly. Katie Bard is committed to protecting your personal data.

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