Legal Assistant

At The Remote Reps we build high-output remote teams that act like internal partners for growing businesses and legal practices. We place dependable professionals who bring accuracy, organization, and professionalism to complex workflows. Our Legal Assistants help law firms, in-house counsel, and legal teams stay organized, responsive, and efficient so attorneys can focus on high-impact work, not administrative details.

You’ll support legal professionals by managing administrative tasks, organizing documentation, coordinating workflows, and ensuring deadlines and details are handled with precision.

What You’ll Do

You will play a central role in the day-to-day operations of legal support. Your work enhances productivity, accelerates case preparation, and keeps teams on schedule.

Core responsibilities include:

This role is about accuracy, responsiveness, and operational excellence across legal support functions.

We’re Looking For

You are detail-oriented, proactive, and strong with both written communication and organization. You thrive in remote environments and take ownership of tasks and deadlines.

You should have:

Preferred Experience:

Tech Stack Familiarity

You should be comfortable using most of the following tools:

Legal & Document Tools

Productivity & Collaboration

Scheduling & Deadlines

AI & Automation

Why Work With Us

At The Remote Reps you get:

You will build advanced legal support skills, contribute to impactful legal workflows, and grow as a trusted partner across legal operations.
We’d love to get to know you better! Please record a short Loom video (3 mins max). You can just wing it, or use the tried and tested method below :))
  • Brief Introduction (30 seconds): Name, current role, and a quick mention of your relevant experience.
  • Key Experience (1-2 minutes): Focus on 2-3 roles or tasks where you had the most impact, highlighting your main responsibilities and any achievements.
  • Conclusion (30 seconds): Wrap up with a quick personal note, and why you’re excited about the opportunity (please do not talk about money)