Data Entry Operator

As a Legal Records Data Entry Operator
, you play a crucial behind-the-scenes role in maintaining organized, accurate, and accessible legal documentation. Your responsibilities will include:

• Accurately entering case files, legal documents, court records, and client data into secure law firm databases or document management systems.

• Ensuring precision by verifying data against original documents—such as pleadings, motions, exhibits, correspondence, and filing logs—to maintain data integrity.

• Classifying and tagging records with correct metadata (e.g., case numbers, dates, parties, document types) for seamless retrieval and audit readiness.

• Managing updates to legal records, including case status changes, new filings, or amended documents, and ensuring historical versions are properly archived.

• Generating reports on filing status, document processing, or record discrepancies to support legal teams and firm administration.

• Assisting with periodic archiving, purging of outdated files, and cleanup of digital or physical storage systems following retention guidelines.

• Collaborating with paralegals, attorneys, and administrative staff to resolve record inconsistencies or identify missing documentation.

• Upholding strict confidentiality and data security protocols throughout all data-entry operations.

• Education
  :
  High school diploma or equivalent; coursework in legal administration or data systems is advantageous.

• Experience
  :
  Previous experience in data entry, preferably in a legal or records-intensive environment.

• Technical Skills
  :
  Proficiency with database systems and document management platforms; strong typing accuracy and detail orientation.

• Attributes
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  Exceptional organizational skills, meticulous attention to detail, and the ability to handle sensitive information with discretion.

• Soft Skills
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  Effective communication and collaboration skills, comfortable interacting with multiple legal roles across the firm.

Here's a snapshot of the benefits typically offered for roles of this nature in law firm settings:

• Health & Wellness

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance, often with generous employer cost-sharing.

• Financial Planning

  • Retirement savings plan (such as a 401(k) or comparable) with potential employer matching.

• Time-Off

  • Paid vacation, sick leave, and recognized holidays for work-life balance.

• Risk Protection

  • Life insurance coverage, along with options for short-term and long-term disability plans.

• Professional Development

  • Opportunities for training, certifications, and internal advancement.

• Employee Well-Being

  • Access to employee assistance programs, wellness initiatives, and recognition programs.

• Flexible & Supportive Work Arrangements

  • Possible hybrid or flexible scheduling, depending on firm policy and operational needs.