Paralegals - DSAR

Rewards Assistant

We're working with a leading international law firm looking for a Rewards Assistant to join their Rewards team.

This is an excellent opportunity either for someone with previous HR, reward or benefits experience, or someone with a genuine interest in developing a career in Rewards/HR. The position supports the delivery of the firm's reward and benefits programmes, working closely with the Reward Manager and wider HR team, you'll help ensure the smooth administration of employee and partner benefits, support key annual reward processes, and provide first-line guidance on reward and benefits queries.

You'll be responsible for:

• Managing monthly rewards reporting and ensuring accurate benefit information is provided to payroll and external vendors
• Carrying out data checks and reconciliations across HR and vendor systems to maintain data accuracy
• Processing vendor invoices and supporting partner benefit payment processes
• Assisting with annual benefit renewals and liaising with external benefit providers
• Managing the Rewards team inbox, responding to employee and partner benefit queries, and escalating complex issues where appropriate
• Maintaining the firm's online benefits portal, ensuring information is accurate, up to date and supporting system testing throughout the year
• Supporting the development of employee benefit communications and presenting benefit overviews to new joiners
• Providing administrative support to the wider Rewards team and assisting with ad hoc reward projects

This role would suit someone who is analytical, highly organised and proactive, with excellent attention to detail, strong communication skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities. Previous reward or benefits experience is preferred, although an interest in Rewards and a willingness to learn are equally important.

If this is something you would like to explore further, please do apply!

We are looking for paralegals to join a new document review project starting within the next week or two.

This is a great opportunity to work with a fantastic client on an interesting review project and build further hands-on paralegal experience.

Previous document review experience would be ideal, although we are also happy to hear from paralegals with strong attention to detail, good academics and a genuine interest in developing their experience in this area.

You will need to be organised, reliable and comfortable working carefully through large volumes of information.

This project will require you to work remotely.

We are working with a fast-growing legal technology business that supports some of the world's leading financial institutions with the digitisation and analysis of complex legal agreements.

They are now looking for Legal Documentation Analysts to join the team on a contract basis. This would suit someone who has moved beyond junior paralegal-level review work and has gained genuine exposure to financial services legal documentation, contract data, remediation or legal technology projects, but who is still happy working in a hands-on analyst capacity.

The role sits at the intersection of law, finance and technology. The work will involve reviewing, analysing and extracting key information from financial services legal agreements, helping to ensure that contract data is accurate, consistent and properly captured within the platform.

You may be working with documents such as ISDAs, CSAs, syndicated loan agreements, trading documentation, onboarding documentation or other financial/legal agreements. Experience with these exact documents would be helpful, but broader experience in contract review, legal documentation, legal operations, document remediation or financial services documentation could also be relevant.

This is not a traditional paralegal role and it is not purely document review. It requires someone who enjoys getting into the detail of contracts, understands the importance of accurate legal data, and can apply judgment while still following structured processes.

You will need to be confident working with complex documentation, spotting inconsistencies, reconciling information and asking sensible questions where something does not look right. Strong attention to detail, good Excel/data skills and a genuine interest in legal technology will be important.

This could suit a paralegal, legal analyst, documentation analyst, contract analyst or legal operations professional who has worked within a law firm, financial institution, legal managed services team, legal tech provider or in-house legal function.

The role is based in the City on a hybrid basis and will initially be offered as a contract, with strong potential for extension and further project work.