Client Relations Specialist; receptionist
Listed on 2026-01-25
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Administrative/Clerical
Office Administrator/ Coordinator, Clerical
The Client Relations Specialist is the first point of contact for clients and visitors, ensuring a welcoming and professional experience. This role manages front desk operations, document handling, and client coordination while maintaining a clean and organized reception area. The Client Relations Specialist also assists with administrative tasks, scheduling, and payment processing to support efficient office operations.
The Client Relations Specialist plays a vital role in ensuring a positive client experience, smooth front desk operations, and accurate document handling. This position requires strong communication skills, attention to detail, and a proactive approach to office management.
Key Responsibilities:Client Interaction & Front Desk Management
Greet and check in with clients upon arrival, ensuring a warm and professional experience.
Offer water to clients and maintain a welcoming reception environment.
Notify attorneys and staff of in-person consultations promptly.
Provide quotes for walk-in clients regarding traffic cases for in-house counties.
Schedule and complete pre-screenings for walk-in PNCs requesting consultations.
Receive and scan incoming documents, ensuring proper classification.
Ensure confidentiality and proper handling of original documents, including:
- Reference Letters
- Criminal Records
- Sealed Medical Documents (must remain sealed)
Make copies of essential documents when the admin is not available such as:
- Passports
- Social Security Cards
- Birth Certificates
- Family Photos
- Tax Documents
Prepare contracts for new clients, ensuring all necessary documentation is completed.
Open new matters within the Clio case management system.
Mail & Office OrganizationReceive, sort, and distribute incoming mail; sign certified mail as needed.
Manage legal documents sent via mail to all offices, ensuring accurate tracking.
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