Paralegal
Permanent
We are working with a leading international law firm that is looking to appoint an experienced Paralegal to support its transactional Funds practice on an initial three-month contract.
The role will support the firm's New York Funds team and may therefore require working US-aligned hours, potentially from approximately 2pm to 10pm.
This is a hands-on transactional role and would suit someone with at least two years' experience supporting funds, private equity, asset management or closely related transactional matters within a leading law firm or in-house legal team.
The successful candidate should have a good understanding of fund formation, investment fund structures, legal documentation and matter management processes, and be comfortable operating within a busy international practice.
Key requirements:
- At least two years' experience as a Paralegal or Support Lawyer
- Experience within funds, private equity, asset management or related transactional work
- Strong understanding of fund formation and investment fund structures
- Experience managing legal documentation and transactional processes
- Strong organisation and matter management skills
- Comfortable working with international teams
- Flexibility to work US-aligned hours where required
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