Paralegal

As a Paralegal, you will assist with legal and administrative tasks across a range of client matters and contribute to the smooth running of projects and client services.

You will be proactive, motivated, with strong communication skills. You’ll work closely with our expert lawyers on a range of matters, supporting both UK and international clients.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide legal and administrative support to fee earners on client matters

• Assist with drafting and reviewing legal documents, agreements, and client communications.

• Conduct legal research and prepare summaries or briefing notes for internal and client use.

• Help coordinate and manage client projects, including liaising with clients and international counsel.

• Maintain accurate records and manage document filing systems (electronic and physical).

• Prepare and proofread presentations, reports, and regulatory filings.

• Assist with due diligence, data collection, and project management on transactions and corporate governance matters.

• Support the onboarding of new clients and maintenance of client information and compliance records.

• Attend internal meetings and training sessions, taking notes and assisting with follow-up actions.

• Help ensure deadlines and project milestones are tracked and met."

• Competitive salary

• Discretionary annual bonus

• 26 days annual leave + your birthday off

• Enhanced pension contributions 

• Private Medical Insurance incl. comprehensive Health Assessments every 3 years

• Electric Car Vehicle Scheme

• Income Protection and Critical Illness Cover

• And much more.

Interview with Head of People and qualified lawyer at Tapestry. 45 mins to 1hr interview focused on motivation and skills. 

If you require any reasonable adjustments as part of your application or interview process, email [email protected].

Who can apply?

- Final year onwards

- Law only

- 2:1 minimum degree requirement

- A Levels: AAB or equivalent

- GCSE's: 9 GCSEs, with 6 at Grade 7 or higher, including English and Maths

- UK right to work required