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AppleOne Employment Services seeks an Office Assistant-Legal in Los Angeles to support daily law office operations, file handling, scheduling, and communication with attorneys and staff. The role requires 1-2 years of legal administrative experience and a detail-oriented mindset.
You will use Word, Excel, and Outlook to manage documents, calendars, and correspondence, ensuring precise records and timely task execution in a fast-paced legal team.
A Los Angeles law office is seeking a detail-oriented Office Assistant-Legal for a direct hire opportunity. This role is ideal for an administrative professional with 1-2 years in Legal experience who is interested in building a career in a legal services environment.
The Office Assistant-Legal will support daily office operations, document handling, mail processing, scheduling, and communication with internal teams and outside parties. This is a great opportunity to join a professional, team-focused workplace where accuracy, organization, and strong communication are valued. Candidates who enjoy structured administrative work, legal office support, and contributing to a smooth-running office will be well suited for this position.
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