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A prestigious legal firm in Greater London is seeking a Legal Secretary to support its Dispute Resolution team. The ideal candidate will demonstrate prior legal secretarial experience, strong client-facing skills, and the ability to manage multiple tasks efficiently. This role offers a competitive salary and benefits including private medical insurance, a pension scheme, and more. If you're an organised and proactive individual looking for a supportive environment, apply now.
Our client is seeking a Legal Secretary working 3 days per week. An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Legal Secretary to join a highly regarded Legal 500 and Chambers-ranked firm in Central London. This is a key role supporting a busy Dispute Resolution team, offering a competitive salary (DOE), 25 days’ holiday, private medical insurance, life assurance, pension, wellbeing programme, and much more — all within a prestigious, friendly and professional working environment.
Our client is a leading London firm, well-known for delivering exceptional service to private and commercial clients. With long-standing roots in the legal industry and a strong reputation across family, private client and litigation disciplines, the firm operates from stunning offices in historic Lincoln’s Inn and prides itself on excellence, discretion, and exceptional client care.
You will support Partners, Solicitors and fee-earners across the Dispute Resolution team, assisting in delivering high-quality legal services while ensuring smooth workflow and excellent client communication.
If you are a Legal Secretary looking to join a prestigious firm with a supportive environment — apply today.
Alternatively, contact Shabir at Law Staff Limited quoting reference BH-37555
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