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A leading law firm in Liverpool is seeking a Legal Administrator to support forfeiture processes. Ideal candidates will have strong organisational skills and attention to detail, with a focus on property litigation law. The role involves managing case files, preparing legal documents, and ensuring compliance with legal procedures. Enjoy a competitive benefits package, including hybrid working, enhanced parental pay, and a supportive work environment.
Legal Administrator – Forfeiture
The Firm
JB Leitch is a nationally recognised Legal 500 commercial law firm, specialising in property management law. We’re proud to act for some of the UK’s largest corporate landlords and managing agents across England and Wales.
What sets us apart
Why work with us
At JB Leitch, you’re part of a firm that:
Proud of our roots
Based in the heart of Liverpool, we’re active supporters of:
What’s in it for you
At JB Leitch you will enjoy a competitive benefits package that includes:
The role
The focus of the role will be supporting the legal and administrative processes related to Forfeiture. This role presents a great opportunity for those aspiring to develop their knowledge and experience in Property Litigation law. You can expect to be involved with:
Case File Management: Maintaining accurate and organised case files, including legal documents, evidence, and correspondence.
Document Preparation: Preparing and filing court documents, notices, and other legal paperwork related to forfeiture proceedings.
Data Entry: Entering and updating information into Liberate, our case management system.
Record Keeping: Ensuring that all records related to the forfeiture process are properly maintained and accessible.
Compliance: Ensuring that all legal and administrative procedures are followed in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
What we’re looking for
Strong organisational skills: The ability to manage a large volume of information and keep track of deadlines and court dates.
Attention to detail: Accurate record-keeping and document preparation are essential.
Knowledge of legal processes: Some familiarity with the legal procedures involved in forfeiture cases is helpful.
Computer skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite is required, and experience using a case management system would be beneficial.