AddressA leading Perth Plaintiff Injury Law Firm, seeks a Legal Assistant who wishes to build expertise, skills and a career in personal injury law.
About the Client
The firm has an excellent reputation and standing in the local personal injury law industry and is looking for the right person to assist in servicing its expanding client base.
The firm is focused on continuous improvement and innovation and will support the candidate develop their skills and expertise.
The team are passionate about their work and the firm boasts a warm, friendly and professional work environment.
Members of our team enjoy coming to work and pride themselves on providing exceptional service and fighting for our client's legal rights.
We feel great satisfaction from helping our clients to regain their financial security and dignity following traumatic injury.
WHO YOU ARE
They are currently seeking a Legal Assistant to join their down to earth and friendly team. To be successful in this role you must have:
Strong English language skills including communicating both verbally and in writing.
Excellent Microsoft Office skills.
Strong attention to detail and be well organised.
Be able to touch type and have a fast typing speed.
A positive can-do attitude.
A willingness to work hard and learn.
An excellent work ethic and be a conscientious person.
You may have completed a law degree, criminology degree or other legal qualification or are hoping to one day start a law degree but are keen to start your legal career now.
Position:
The role involves assisting a busy team of paralegals and lawyers and working with clients under the guidance of an expert Team Leader and Senior Lawyer.
This is an exciting opportunity to work in a strong team within a successful law firm and to take your drafting and technical skills to the next level.
If you are interested in building a career in the legal profession and willing to work hard and seize this opportunity, please submit both your CV and a covering letter.
Your application will include the following questions:
What's your average typing speed?
What's your highest level of education?
Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?
