Attorney Practice Coordinator
333 Bush Street , 34th Floor Seattle, WA 94104 US
Job Description
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Responsible for coordinating attorney support from Attorney Resource Team and other corporate departments including calendar and billing teams.
- Responsible for accurate and complete submissions to Attorney Resource Team, including thorough instructions and documentation.
- Responsible for communicating with case team to ensure that duplicate requests are not submitted to Attorney Resource Team.
- Responsible for verifying court and other deadlines and alerting attorneys.
- Responsible for creating and updating litigation matters in Virtual Binder.
- Responsible for accurate and timely creation of Tables of Contents (“TOCs”) and Tables of Authorities (“TOAs”).
- Responsible for coordinating and finalizing documents for filing with courts or administrative agencies, and service upon other parties.
- Responsible for e-filing documents with courts and agencies in accordance with applicable rules.
- Responsible for timely and properly filing in NetDocuments.
- Responsible for accurately creating and submitting New Client Matters (“NCM”) within firm standards.
- Responsible for coordinating transcription of audio recordings.
- Responsible for coordinating the printing and assembling of documents with office services personnel.
- Responsible for maintaining attorney contact lists through Outlook and Client Relationship Management system (i.e., InterAction).
- Responsible for timely submission of daily task log identifying projects and assignments.
- May be responsible for reviewing and revising client pre-bills.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- 0-10 years' minimum experience in a strong professional or educational environment.
- Highly organized with ability to support multiple attorneys’ practices and coordinate multiple tasks and requests effectively.
- Demonstrates strong time management expertise with ability to prioritize and anticipate practice needs.
- Demonstrates initiative to identify, monitor and execute tasks related to case timelines.
- Demonstrates strong written and verbal skills to communicate effectively with internal and external parties.
- Demonstrates advanced knowledge and proven expertise using Best Authority to produce Tables of Contents (TOC) and Tables of Authorities (TOA).
- Possesses extensive knowledge of court rules and ECF procedures.
- Demonstrates proficiency in using MS Office, Outlook and Adobe.
- Experience with document management systems (i.e., NetDocuments).
- Demonstrates expertise in Forte to create compliant legal documents and correspondence.
- Demonstrates knowledge of legal terminology.
- Bachelor's degree preferred.
- Salary $80,000.00 - $103,000.00 Yearly
- Hybrid Schedule
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