Top Entry Level Legal Tech Jobs

The Pricing Analyst supports pricing strategies, analyzes data, responds to inquiries, and develops pricing models to enhance profitability and competitiveness.

The Billing Specialist manages client billings and resolves invoice issues, ensuring compliance with billing guidelines and high-quality results. Strong technical skills and professionalism are essential.

The Office Coordinator will manage front desk tasks, assist with office logistics, coordinate vendors, and support general administrative needs, including shipping and accounting tasks.

The Talent Acquisition Coordinator supports hiring operations by coordinating interviews, managing candidate communications, maintaining the ATS, and assisting with recruitment metrics and process improvements.

The role involves cold calling attorneys to sell a product, requiring persistence and resilience despite frequent rejections. Sales success is directly tied to individual effort.

The TCRA Scholarship Program prepares individuals for careers as digital court reporters, providing courses, mentorship, and career placement services. Candidates must meet specific qualifications and commit to part-time employment objectives.

Assist attorneys with global trademark and copyright management, filing, disputes, and maintaining client databases and communications.

The Associate Attorney will draft, review, and negotiate commercial agreements, assist with business formation and provide legal counsel while supporting firm partners with various transactional matters.

The FP&A Analyst will support financial planning and reporting, provide analytics, assist in AI development, and contribute to data-driven strategies.

This position involves remotely reviewing documents for eDiscovery projects. Applicants must be licensed attorneys with their own computer and internet access.