Entry-level legal assistant role supporting attorneys by drafting and formatting documents, handling frequent phone interactions, assisting clients and callers, and learning litigation processes. The position requires strong communication, organization, professionalism, attention to detail, reliability, and a willingness to learn. No legal experience is required, and training is provided. It is suited to candidates considering law school or exploring a legal career.
LEGAL ASSISTANT
- Learn Fast • Level Up • Stand Out
THE OPPORTUNITY
IF YOU’RE PLANNING TO GO TO LAW SCHOOL AND WANT A STRONG LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION, or you're exploring whether a legal career is right for you, this is a fantastic place to start. This role is perfect for someone organized, confident, and great with people, especially on the phone. No legal background required. Just professionalism, communication skills, and a willingness to learn.
WHAT YOU’LL DO
- Draft and format documents with accuracy and polish
• Handle heavy phone interaction with confidence and professionalism
• Provide exceptional customer service to clients and callers
• Learn the legal process in a hands-on, real-world way
WHO YOU ARE
- Friendly, confident, and comfortable talking on the phone
• Strong communicator with great follow-through
• Organized, detail-oriented, and calm under pressure
• Professional, reliable, and eager to learn quickly
• No legal experience required, we’ll train the right person
PAY & DETAILS
- $20 – $27 per hour, depending on experience and skill
- 401(k) with match after one year
- Generous paid time off and firm holidays
WHY THIS ROLE IS PERFECT FOR FUTURE ATTORNEYS
- You’ll learn how litigation works from the inside
• You’ll work closely with attorneys who mentor and support you
• You’ll build resume-ready, law-school-ready experience
• You’ll be in an excellent position to earn a strong letter of recommendation
• A smart, strategic first step into the legal profession
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