Legal Administrative Assistant - Environmental/Regulatory/Legislative
Jackson Walker LLP · Austin, TX · 3 wk ago
HybridLegalFull-time
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- Prepare, proofread, and format legal documents, pleadings, discovery, memoranda, exhibits, and correspondence.
- Perform electronic filings with regulatory agencies and assist with administrative law filings.
- Monitor regulatory dockets and maintain organized electronic records.
- Open new matters and submit conflict requests.
- Billing & Administrative Coordination:
- Assist with timesheet entry, billing review, prebill processing, and matter budget tracking.
- Cook up travel, meetings, appointments, and expense reimbursements.
- Manage document distribution, profiling, and records organization within Firm systems.
- Calendar & Workflow Management:
- Maintain attorney calendars and monitor deadlines and key dates.
- Prioritize incoming workflow and manage multiple concurrent assignments.
- Client Service & Communication:
- Maintain professional communication with attorneys, clients, and staff.
- Respond to client calls and messages in a timely and professional manner.
- Maintain confidentiality of Firm and client matters.
- General Administrative Support:
- Provide overflow administrative assistance and support additional projects as assigned.
- A high school diploma or GED is required; a bachelor’s degree is preferred.
- Minimum of 5 years’ administrative law or contested case litigation experience is required.
- Experience with regulatory agencies such as PUC, Railroad Commission, SOAH, or TCEQ is preferred.
- Experience with data rooms and discovery management is preferred.
- Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, iManage, e-filing platforms, and time entry systems is required.
- Strong organizational, proofreading, communication, and time management skills are required.
- The ability to prioritize multiple deadlines and work effectively in a fast-paced environment is required.
- The ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise discretion is required.