Legal Executive

LEGAL and Recovery/Collection

• Recognised alongside Solicitors and Barristers as one of the core disciplines within the legal profession, Legal Executives are required to keep up to date with legal developments and continue training throughout their career. They can be found working in law firms, in-house legal teams and public sector bodies.
  Although day to day tasks vary by sector and employer, the typical duties of a Legal Executive may include:
  • Providing legal advice to clients; corresponding with them and explaining complex legal matters.
  • Liaising with fellow professionals on behalf of clients.
  • Researching information and preparing legal documents.
  • Attending court to assist with the presentation of cases.
  • Conducting advocacy in High Court and County Court.
  • Acting as a commissioner for oaths for swearing of legal documents.
  • Keeping up to date with changing legislation.
  • Preparing the accounts of a legal practice.
  • Assisting Solicitors and working alongside Paralegals, Legal Secretaries and other legal professionals.Role & responsibilities

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