A legal assistant or legal secretary provides administrative support to attorneys and paralegals. They are responsible for office correspondence such as answering phone calls and emails, scheduling appointments and travel, and reminding the legal team of upcoming dates and deadlines. They may also assist with conducting legal research, taking dictation, preparing legal documents such as subpoenas, pleadings, briefs, affidavits, and contracts, and processing client billing. Legal assistants typically work at a law firm, legal office, or government agency.
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