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Our client, a regional law firm downtown Denver has an immediate need for a Legal Practice Assistant, to join their Denver office. This role is a great opportunity for a skilled Legal Practice Assistant who thrives in a fast-paced environment while proactively handling the schedules and needs of busy attorneys in our Litigation and Bankruptcy Practice Groups.
Job Responsibility:
Drafting, formatting, proofing, and revision of documents
Assisting with ECF filing and service mailings
Filing notices, statements, and other documents with various governmental agencies
Planning and hosting various internal/external meetings
client interaction, including arranging audio/visual (via Zoom), catering and various needs
Calendaring and travel arrangements
Zoom and phone assistance
Records management: create, organize client and internal files
Tracking all administrative and client-related due dates and deadlines, including time entry and billing
Preparing, submitting, and monitoring expense reimbursements
General support to the attorneys in maintaining and building their practice areas
Various office projects as needed
Requirements:
Minimum of 3-5 years of experience as a Legal Assistant or similar role, preferably in a law firm
Familiarity with bankruptcy processes and Colorado State Court Rules is preferred
Proficiency in word processing, organization, filing, proofreading, and communication
Strong ability to multitask and adapt to shifting priorities in a dynamic legal environment
Self-motivated with the capability to work independently and efficiently
Advanced skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and Zoom
Experience with e-filing and managing court filings is essential
Knowledge of civil litigation and calendar management is highly desirable
Nice to have:
Basic understanding of Bankruptcy, USDC and Colorado State Court Rules preferred