Legal Assistant

Posted 19 days ago

nw recruiting partnersSeattle (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$72,000- $82,000

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About the role

Legal Assistant Downtown Seattle - Hybrid Our client is a well-established law firm is looking for an experienced Legal Assistant to support a team of attorneys in a fast paced environment. This position provides a combination of legal and administrative support and is a great fit for someone who is highly organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing multiple priorities.
The ideal candidate will have: 3+ years of experience supporting litigation or trial attorneys, with a strong understanding of legal document preparation, court filings, calendar management, and general administrative support.
Legal Assistant Responsibilities: Support attorneys with day-to-day legal and administrative needs.
Process court filings and ensure documents are submitted accurately and on time. Draft, format, edit, and proofread legal documents and correspondence. Track important case dates, deadlines, appointments, and attorney schedules. Provide support for hearings, trials, depositions, and other case-related activities. Maintain organized electronic and physical case records. Assist with travel, billing, expense reports, and general office coordination. Serve as a professional point of contact for clients, courts, and other parties.
Legal Assistant Qualifications: At least 3 years of legal assistant or legal secretary experience, preferably in litigation. Experience with state and federal court filings and e-filing. Familiarity with legal document management systems preferred. Excellent proofreading, organization, and attention to detail. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Company Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
Paid time-off and holidays Paid parental leave and disability coverage. Professional development and career growth opportunities.
Compensation: $72,000- $82,000

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