Paralegal/Legal Technologist

Sandhurst Solicitors
Glasgow
1 month ago
Applications closed

Job Description:Commercial Paralegal – commercial and corporate



About the Company:We are a dynamic and rapidly expanding niche law firm specialising in non-contentious legal services for multinational clients across sectors such as B2B Commercial, Technology, Construction & Engineering, and Facilities Management. Due to our continued growth and global engagement, we are seeking an ambitious, high-energy Commercial Paralegal with expertise in Construction Law to join our dedicated team.



About the Role:The Ideal Candidate Will:



  • We’re seeking aLegal Technologistwith a passion for merging law and technology. Whether your background is inlawortech (Computer Science, AI, or similar), this role offers a unique pathway to revolutionise legal processes through automation, AI, and client-centric solutions.
  • Manage Legal Documentation: Draft, review, and negotiate commercial and construction-related agreements with precision and expertise.
  • Collaborate Effectively: Work seamlessly with internal teams and external counsels on a variety of legal matters, ensuring comprehensive support for our clients.
  • Possess Commercial Acumen: Be driven by ambition and possess a strong understanding of commercial and construction law principles.



Responsibilities:



  • Automate Legal Workflows:Streamline document review, contract analysis, and compliance checks using AI tools.
  • Optimise Client Interfaces:Improve UI/UX for client-facing dashboards and internal legal systems.
  • Integrate AI Solutions:Work with tools likeAI promptsorcustom NLP modelsto enhance efficiency.
  • Collaborate Cross-Team:Partner with lawyers, developers, and data specialists to build scalable solutions.
  • Legal Support: Provide robust legal support to various internal departments and external clients, focusing on construction and commercial law matters.
  • Documentation: Draft, review, and negotiate complex transactional and construction agreements, ensuring all documentation is thorough and compliant.
  • Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate legal risks and conflicts proactively to safeguard client interests.
  • Client Engagement: Engage daily with international clients and counterparts across the UK, Europe, the US, LATAM, and APAC regions, facilitating effective communication and collaboration.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with solicitors and external counsels to coordinate legal strategies and deliver comprehensive solutions for clients.
  • Research and Analysis: Conduct detailed legal research and analysis to support case preparation and contract negotiations.
  • Project Management: Manage multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to client specifications.



Qualifications:



  • Background:
  • Law degree (LLB/GDL/LPC)ORComputer Science/AI degree.
  • Familiarity with legal processes (e.g., contracts, due diligence)ORtech skills (Python, SQL, UI/UX tools likeFigma).
  • Mindset:
  • Curiosity about AI’s role in law (e.g., predictive analytics, automated drafting).
  • Keen to solve problems at the intersection of law and technology.


  • Legal Qualification: Qualified Paralegal with substantial experience in commercial and construction law. Paralegal certifications or equivalent are preferred.
  • Experience: Proven experience in a commercial paralegal role within the construction sector, handling complex contracts and legal documentation.
  • Communication Skills: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to convey complex legal concepts clearly and concisely.
  • Ethical Standards: High integrity and ethical standards, with a commitment to maintaining client confidentiality and trust.
  • Independent Working: Ability to work independently in a remote or flexible setting, demonstrating strong organisational and time-management skills.
  • Ambition: A strong desire to lead initiatives and contribute to long-term, impactful projects within the firm.



What We Offer:



  • Dual Career Pathways:
  • Legal Innovation:Progress into roles likeLegal Automation LeadorCompliance Strategist.
  • Technical Specialism:Grow intoLegal Product ManagerorAI Solutions Architect.
  • Training & Support:
  • Earn qualifications (e.g.,CIPP/Efor data protection,AI certifications).
  • Access to courses in legal tech (e.g.,Clio certifications,University of Law legal innovation modules).
  • Flexible Working Arrangements: Remote work options to support your work-life balance and accommodate diverse working styles.
  • Global Engagement: Opportunity to work on significant projects with multinational clients, enhancing your professional experience and global perspective.
  • Career Advancement: Potential for rapid growth and leadership roles within the firm, allowing you to shape your career trajectory.
  • Entrepreneurial Environment: Join a team that values initiative, integrity, and shared success, fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration.
  • Collaborative Culture: Be part of a supportive team committed to excellence and professional development, encouraging continuous learning and improvement.



Additional Information:All qualifications and experiences listed are indicative. We are open to candidates who demonstrate the right skills and mindset. For the right candidate, we can offer flexibility in terms of experience and qualifications.



How to Apply:If you are ambitious, detail-oriented, and ready to advance your career in an entrepreneurial environment specialising in commercial and corporate law, we'd love to hear from you. Please submit your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role viaLinkedin.

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