Top Entry Level Legal Jobs

As a Legal Researcher and Technical Writer, you will monitor corporate acts, interpret regulations, and write technical documents for internal and client use.

Proofreads medical briefs and reports, edits physician dictations, organizes medical records, maintains legal and medical files, transcribes notes, performs clerical and data-entry tasks, tracks correspondence, answers phones, assists with office procedures, and coordinates meetings for senior officials.

Performs entry-level legal research, investigations, administrative hearings work, and preparation of pleadings, orders, reports, legislation, and regulatory documents. Advises public officials, attorneys, witnesses, and interested parties on administrative and regulatory matters. Reviews petitions and notices, conducts depositions and limited negotiations, and supports legal and administrative processes within the Illinois Secretary of State’s office.

Lead litigation operations for recovery of deficiency balances on charged-off accounts. Manage legal document preparation, reporting, outside counsel referrals, vendor relationships, team training, productivity standards, financial reconciliations, call flow, and compliance with federal and state collection laws, including FDCPA. Partner with the Consumer Litigation Director to improve department performance and operational efficiency.

Configure the product for new customers, quality-check Sidecar-drafted legal documents, and provide product feedback to improve the AI assistant. Open to 2L interns or recent law graduates.

Supports mortgage servicing transfer transactions from onboarding through closing and post-closing. Responsibilities include preparing and organizing legal documents, maintaining transaction checklists, coordinating closings and stakeholder meetings, tracking counterparty issues, communicating transfer instructions, supporting reporting workflows, reviewing servicer claims, and advising business units on contract interpretation. The role operates under supervision in a fast-paced environment involving varied and complex transaction management duties.

Supports attorneys and paralegals by scheduling, preparing documents, communicating with clients, requesting and reviewing records, maintaining case data in FileVine, assisting with court filings and discovery, organizing correspondence, performing quality checks, and tracking deadlines in a high-volume remote environment.

Processes insurance license applications, renewals, changes, Secretary of State filings, DBA registrations, and certificates of insurance. Maintains accurate records, responds to routine status inquiries, follows established procedures, meets productivity and quality goals, and escalates complex issues. Works collaboratively while developing knowledge of state-specific licensing, filing, and regulatory processes.

Supports NYC Emergency Management’s Office of the Chief Counsel through legal research, drafting policies, opinions, contracts, and memoranda; assists with emergency procurements, FOIL requests, COIB memos, compliance, and records management. Candidates must maintain college or graduate-school matriculation, demonstrate strong organizational and legal research skills, understand legal terminology and contract drafting, uphold high ethical standards, and have completed a Professional Responsibility course.

Provide corporate governance and board support for the Corporate Secretary's Office: prepare board books and meeting materials in Diligent, manage subsidiary records (GEMS), assist with director onboarding, notarization/apostilles, handle governance inquiries via Power Apps, and support attorneys and executives on corporate governance tasks.

Own HUD’s legal operations infrastructure, including intake, contracting workflows, approvals, document management, templates, playbooks, automation, and outside-counsel coordination. Draft, review, and negotiate commercial technology agreements such as MSAs, SOWs, data licenses, SLAs, NDAs, and vendor contracts. Improve legal scalability by standardizing routine work, managing risk, controlling legal spend, and escalating specialized matters appropriately.

Coordinate agreement finalization, review, execution, and filing; draft transmittal letters and basic pleadings; coordinate filings with FERC and federal and state courts; learn MISO Tariff processes; and communicate filing requirements and timelines across the Legal team.

Provides legal and administrative support for landlord-tenant matters. Responsibilities include preparing and e-filing case documents, drafting and reviewing lease agreements and eviction notices, scheduling court proceedings, organizing legal files, communicating with clients and opposing counsel, and assisting attorneys with case management. Candidates must understand landlord-tenant laws, demonstrate strong computer and telephone skills, stay organized, work collaboratively, and be professional, self-motivated, and receptive to direction.

Provides administrative and case-support services for a parole revocation defense unit. Duties include maintaining case files and databases, generating reports, updating court calendars, preparing court filings, processing documents, handling reception and communications, managing mail and archives, and supporting attorneys, clients, and staff across New York City offices and courts.

Support attorneys and paralegals with administrative and case-related tasks: prepare draft letters and forms, review medical records, file documents, communicate with clients/experts, drive pre-legal document and bill review processes, respond to calls and emails, and follow up with witnesses, medical professionals, vendors, and team members to meet deadlines.

Reports and writes tax-related international news and analytical articles for a daily publication. Covers government events, hearings, court decisions, conferences, and industry developments; conducts interviews, research, and fact-checking; cultivates expert sources; identifies scoops and trends; and meets daily editorial deadlines. The role requires strong tax-law knowledge, excellent writing and communication skills, independent work, and travel to relevant events.

Provides legal counsel to Driscoll Health System on healthcare revenue cycle matters, including payer disputes, collections, reimbursement, billing compliance, Medicare and Medicaid requirements, audits, appeals, and litigation. Advises on healthcare regulations such as the Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark Law, No Surprises Act, and balance-billing rules. Drafts and reviews legal documents and collaborates with financial, coding, clinical, administrative, and medical staff.

Supports the Legal Department by reviewing and drafting contracts and legal documents, analyzing contractual liabilities and project-specific legal issues, preparing memoranda and bid documentation for public authorities, assessing future risks, and maintaining organized records of contracts and corporate resolutions for audits and internal reference.

Supports legal departments by interviewing clients, providing case updates, collecting evidence and documentation, requesting police and medical records, entering client data, scanning case materials, and generating task reports. The role requires strong organization, follow-through, communication, scheduling discipline, and basic internet, spreadsheet, and word-processing software skills. Full training is provided, and positions are available remotely or in hybrid settings.

Provides administrative and paralegal support to Kansas litigation attorneys, including maintaining court calendars, calculating deadlines, formatting and proofreading legal documents, filing pleadings, maintaining records, communicating with court staff, entering case activities, conducting research, and supporting monthly billing and attorney time tracking.

Build and operate Nooks’ legal function alongside the VP of Legal. Support sales with commercial contract requests, manage legal workflows and systems, oversee contract lifecycle management, signature routing, vendor onboarding, compliance administration, and corporate support. Maintain and improve AI agents used for contract review, drafting, triage, and prioritization while determining when human judgment is required.

Reviews and quality-checks legal invoice line-item adjustments, billing guideline compliance, and UTBMS coding. Applies legal expertise to identify errors, document adjustment rationales, resolve law firm appeals through written expert communications, and prepare mediation summaries. The role also supports performance metrics, team calibration, process guidance, and operational analysis of legal service agreements.

Provides office administration, facilities and vendor coordination, front-office support, HR administration, and corporate legal entity management. Maintains entity records and minute books, tracks compliance deadlines and filings, coordinates registered agents and outside counsel, supports routine legal documents and transactions, and manages notarization and document execution. Requires strong organization, communication, discretion, attention to detail, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Provides administrative and litigation support to multiple insurance defense attorneys. Responsibilities include managing calendars and court deadlines, organizing legal files, preparing and filing pleadings, monitoring records requests, coordinating with courts and opposing counsel, maintaining case management systems, drafting routine correspondence, and supporting timely case progression.

Advises a Corporation Commissioner on complex legal, regulatory, legislative, and policy matters. Conducts independent research, analyzes pleadings and evidence, drafts Commission orders and legal documents, monitors regulatory and legislative developments, prepares briefing materials, coordinates office activities, and serves as liaison with agencies, legislators, regulated entities, stakeholders, and the public.