Legal Secretary
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liberty personnel servicesArlington (VA)
Legal Secretaries and Administrative AssistantsOffices of Lawyers
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A busy land use and zoning practice is seeking an experienced Legal Secretary to provide dedicated support to multiple attorneys. This role is ideal for a highly organized professional who thrives in a fast-paced legal environment and takes pride in polished, accurate work.
Responsibilities Provide comprehensive administrative and legal support to three attorneys
Draft, edit, proofread, and format correspondence, pleadings, and legal documents
Manage calendars, schedule meetings, and coordinate deadlines
Organize and maintain electronic and physical files
Handle time entry, expense reporting, and general administrative tasks
Serve as a reliable point of contact for internal and external communications
Qualifications Six or more years of experience as a legal secretary or legal assistant, preferably in land use, zoning, or real estate law
Strong writing, proofreading, and document formatting skills
Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail
Ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, with advanced Word skills required
Professional demeanor and commitment to confidentiality
Competitive salary commensurate with experience
Comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan with profit sharing, and paid time off and holidays
Full-time schedule with standard business hours
To apply: send resumes to charlotte@libertyjobs.com
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