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As part of the Supervisor, you will be primarily responsible for: Processing and monitoring a portfolio of legal cases; Take charge of the files entrusted to you; Manage simple and/or complex legal transactions; Follow up on file-related formalities; Exchange with your supervisor and communicate regularly the status of files; Respond to client needs and take on the ancillary tasks related to files; Participate in cross-functional missions related to the activities of the service. Profile Holder of a License in Law at least; Professional experience in a similar position, ideally in a law firm, accounting firm or accounting firm; Good knowledge of company law and legal formalities; Rigor, organization and sense of priority; Ability to manage multiple files simultaneously; Good writing and relationship skills; Autonomy and team spirit; Good command of French in writing as well as oral.
Sector: Outsourcing and Offshoring Consulting
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