The Matian Firm is hiring a
Legal Assistant

Summary

Join The Matian Firm, APC in expanding its legal team as a skilled Remote Cancellation Legal Assistant. This role involves providing legal advice to clients on contract cancellations, drafting and reviewing documents, negotiation, litigation, mediation, compliance, client communication, research, strategic planning, and documentation.

Requirements

• At least 2 years of immigration law experience
• Strong understanding of immigration-related laws and procedures
• Excellent case management skills
• Client-service mindset and effective communication skills
• Ability to work collaboratively in a growing legal team
• Bilingual (English and Spanish)

Responsibilities

• Consultation and Advice: Providing legal advice to clients on the terms and implications of canceling a contract
• Drafting and Reviewing Documents: Drafting cancellation notices, termination letters, and settlement agreements
• Negotiation: Negotiating with the other party involved to reach a mutually agreeable termination or settlement
• Litigation and Dispute Resolution: Representing clients in legal disputes related to contract cancellation
• Mediation and Arbitration: Assisting clients in alternative dispute resolution processes such as mediation or arbitration
• Compliance and Risk Management: Ensuring that the termination process adheres to legal requirements and minimizing the risk of legal repercussions
• Client Communication: Keeping clients informed about the progress of their case, explaining legal options, and providing updates on any developments
• Legal Research: Conducting research on relevant laws, regulations, and case precedents that may affect the cancellation process or the client’s case
• Strategic Planning: Developing strategies for handling complex cancellation scenarios, including those involving multiple parties or significant financial stakes
• Documentation and Record-Keeping: Maintaining detailed records of all communications, documents, and actions taken during the cancellation process