An ideal role for a Trial Support Specialist with 2-3 years' experience who has an interest in working for a Big Law, international law firm.

Client Details

International AM Law 100 firm - in-office position (occasional home working permitted) based in their Washington DC office.

Description

Responsibilities as Trial Support Specialist vary and include:

• Assist Attorneys in all necessary aspects of preparing for trial
• Loading, presenting case evidence during trial proceedings
• Produce opening and closing PowerPoint demonstrations
• Setting up for the courtroom, overseeing all technology, documents and electronic media for presentation
• Handling and crafting case timelines, graphics and media

Profile

The ideal Trial Support Specialist will have demonstrable experience:

• 2 years' law firm Trial Support Specialist experience required
• Excellent customer service and communication skills
• Fully versed in Microsoft Excel
• Strong clerical skills for organizing and maintaining documents and records, including
  managing confidential information
• Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines
• Attention to detail and accuracy

Job Offer

The Trial Support Specialist will receive:

• Competitive salary c. $90,000 - $100,000 depending on experience
• Overtime eligible
• Non-exempt role
• Wider benefits package
• In-office working, occasional home working permitted
• Candidates must be able to assist with overtime as required and be able to travel (within the US) for court hearings
• Excellent opportunity for someone interested in this rewarding legal space, keen to learn and develop, working with a highly collaborative and successful reputable international law firm

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