The Legal Recruiting Division of LHH Recruitment Solutions has partnered with the Michigan Branch office of a top-notch Intellectual property-focused law firm in their search for a full-time Junior IP Legal Assistant/Legal Executive Administrative Assistant.
The deliverables and credentials that our client is looking for are outlined below.
2+ years of experience working as an Intellectual Property Legal Assistant. Our client is open to candidates who have either trademark or patent experience.
Proficient with supporting partner-level attorneys and assisting attorneys with tasks regularly asked of an Executive Administrative Assistant. These include, but are not limited to:
• Calendaring • Docketing • Assisting with client correspondence • Proofreading legal documents • Entering attorneys' billable hours • Reviewing bills before they go to clients
If a candidate holds a bachelor's degree or ABA-approved paralegal certificate is preferred or not required. Our client will consider professional experience.
Our client offers a robust package of benefits, PTO, health insurance, 401(k), etc.
If this is a role that you are interested in and qualified for, we are eager to speak with you ASAP.
Please note that all inquiries and resume submissions are kept in strict confidence.
Pay Details: $55,000.00 to $70,000.00 per year
Search managed by: Nicholas Romley
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