Legal virtual assistants can help your legal practice become more efficient, expand more quickly, and focus on the needs of the customer. By handling client calls, arranging crucial meetings and deadlines, and more, they may finish mundane administrative work and enhance customer service.
If you are not ready to hire another full-time employee for your law firm, legal virtual assistants are a fantastic alternative. In the end, virtual assistants save your law company money because they are less expensive to hire than more attorneys or internal staff members. Numerous common duties can be handled by a remote legal assistant. These include organizing appointments, conducting legal research and writing, maintaining contracts, and handling client communications (phone calls, live chats, emails, etc.).
Key Responsibilities:
- Produces and advises on all documentation you may need from contract review, proofreading, providing amendment recommendations and negotiations to due diligence assessment and even administration and research
- Takes administrative tasks in handling client communications and scheduling appointments and coordinating meetings
- Writes reports, drafting contracts, and other legal documents necessary in a case
- Maintains database with confidential information gathered from the clients
- Prepares legal documents and reviews client documents and evidence