We currently have an opening for an Administrative Assistant in our Charlottetown office.
Summary of responsibilities
Prepares, reviews and edits a wide range of legal documents and correspondence of a confidential nature, transcribing dictation as needed;
Creates and maintains a filing system; opens and closes files in a timely fashion. Performs conflict searches, external searches, and processes client intake forms;
Manages incoming and outgoing mail, e-mail, faxes and phone calls in a confidential, organized and efficient manner;
Establishes and maintains a current calendar of events and a deadline reminder system for assigned lawyer(s) - arranges meetings and schedules appointments;
Prepares statements of account (pre-bills), receipts incoming cheques and requests outgoing cheques, prepares lawyer expense claims and closes transactions;
Acts as a liaison between assigned lawyer(s) and clients, as well as internal departments and external affiliates including financial institutions, municipal and government departments as requested;
Where applicable, reviews court lists, posts/tracks time, and prepares and maintains clients' records (e.g. minute books);
Other related and administrative duties as assigned.
Skills & Qualifications
Degree or diploma in legal administration, business, office administration or an acceptable combination of education and experience;
Two to three years of experience working in an office administration position;
Above average proficiency in Microsoft applications including Word and Outlook; proficient in Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel;
Excellent written and verbal communication skills;
Organized approach to multitasking in a high activity environment;
Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment;
Ability to handle highly sensitive situations in a professional, confidential, and courteous manner.
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