Our Dallas office has an excellent opportunity for an experienced transactional Legal Secretary to support our growing General Counsel Services team. The job responsibilities encompass performing a variety of secretarial duties and practice support tasks, including: Deliver excellent work and superior service to the firm’s attorneys and clients; contribute to the firm’s reputation for excellence by providing highly efficient and effective secretarial and administrative support to assigned attorneys. Make travel arrangements, answer telephones, maintain attorney calendars, and contact lists, schedule appointments, reserve conference rooms, organize and coordinate meetings and conferences, and prepare expense reports. Assist attorneys and administrative team in maintaining document management systems and spreadsheets; monitor deadlines to ensure the team’s timely completion of and responses to client needs; organize large volumes of emails. Use word processing and document management software (Microsoft Office, including PowerPoint, Excel, Litera Compare, Adobe, NetDocs, etc.) to prepare, revise, format, and finalize a wide variety of documents, including complex practice-specific legal documents, forms, and correspondence relating to Corporate Governance, Securities Offerings and Compliance, and Mergers and Acquisitions, press releases, offering memoranda, board resolutions, consents, opinions, purchase and sale agreements, partnership agreements, bylaws, employment agreements, separation agreements, engagement letters, etc. In conjunction with the preparation of such documents, the secretary is responsible for proofreading, correctly formatting and questioning any inconsistencies in all materials. Enter, proofread, and edit attorney time entries in time capture system (Intapp). Perform research on current or prospective clients, consolidate data, and make accessible to applicable attorneys. Prepare closing binders for corporate transactions and assist with post-closing. File documents, order certificates, and perform searches with Secretaries of State, and work with registered agents for filings and searches. Assist attorneys in building new processes, as required. Assist in organizing client development events, as requested. Aid other secretaries and administrative team members whenever necessary to meet firm and client needs; organize and prioritize workload for maximum efficiency and facilitation of firm and client goals. Foster professional, cooperative, and supportive relationships with peers, superiors, and clients. Perform other duties as required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED