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Private Client Up to £50k | 12-Month FTC | 3:2 Hybrid

  • Location

    City of London

  • Sector:

    Legal PA & Secretarial

  • Job type:

    Contract

  • Salary:

    £45000 - £50000 per annum + 2 days WFH

  • Contact:

    Sian Taylor

  • Contact email:

    sian@jmlegal.co.uk

  • Job ref:

    ST_1790754358

  • Published:

    10 days ago

  • Duration:

    12 Months

  • Expiry date:

    2026-10-30

  • Startdate:

    asap

  • Consultant:

    Sian Taylor

✨ LEGAL PAs… WHAT IF YOUR NEXT 12 MONTHS COULD ACTUALLY MOVE YOUR CAREER FORWARD? ✨

If you're a Legal PA looking for a role where you'll be appreciated, supported and given the opportunity to progress, this could be one to take seriously:

💰 Up to £50,000
📅 12-Month FTC
🏡 3:2 Hybrid Working
🌎 International Law Firm

🏆 A LAW FIRM THAT'S DOING SOMETHING RIGHT

This is an international law firm with a reputation for being one of the nicest places to work - and they've got the awards to back it up! 🏆

They advise household-name clients across the globe, work on genuinely interesting matters and have created a culture where their people are recognised, valued and encouraged to stay and grow.

💼 WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING?

You'll provide high-quality Legal PA support to a team of lawyers in the Private Client dpeartment, getting involved in all the usual secretarial and administrative duties, including:

📅 Diary & inbox management
📄 Document production
📞 Client liaison
✈️ Travel arrangements
🗂️ File & matter management
💻 General administrative support

Nothing wildly complicated - just good, solid Legal PA work, within a firm where your contribution is genuinely appreciated.

👀 WHO ARE THEY LOOKING FOR?

An experienced Legal PA who is organised, proactive, personable and enjoys being part of a collaborative team.

Someone who wants to work somewhere that combines:

🌎 International clients
🏆 Award-winning credentials
❤️ A genuinely lovely culture
🚀 Career progression
🏡 3:2 hybrid working

Up to £50k | 12-Month FTC | 3:2 Hybrid

Because if you're going to take a 12-month contract… why not make it one that could genuinely take your career somewhere? 😉