Administrator - Commercial Property (Networks)

Geldards LLP is a leading regional law firm with offices in Cardiff, Derby, Nottingham and London. We are currently recruiting for an Administrator to join our Commercial Property (Networks) team in our Nottingham office. In this role you will be key player in the Commercial Property (Networks) team in Nottingham, primarily providing comprehensive administrative assistance to Partners and other fee earners in the department.

To provide administrative support, such as setting up matters, pre- completion paperwork, filing, photocopying, scanning, invoicing etc To deal courteously and promptly with any instructions or queries arising. Be prepared to gain an understanding on Networks’ structure and working practices. To provide administrative support with the use of case management systems.

Opening and closing files using case management system. Preparation of documents for signature. Any other reasonable duties commensurate with the grade and post.

Experience of working with case management systems is desirable, but not essential. Ability to communicate confidently with both clients and all department levels across the Firm. Must be computer literate.

Ability to prioritise, meet strict deadlines and work under pressure. High attention to detail and accuracy is essential. Must be able to work as part of a team as well as to use own initiative.

Project a professional image at all times.

Benefits

such as a day of for your birthday and 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays. com. We are committed to ensuring that the organisation removes any unnecessary barriers to the employment of any individual.

We recognise that when you are living with a disability, chronic illness or neurodiversity having some form of reasonable adjustment, whether physical or extra time for written tasks for example can allow you the opportunity to compete on equal terms. If you are subsequently invited for an interview, are there any adjustments we can make to the recruitment process to make it better or more accessible to you? If so, please feel free to let us know!