Larbey Evans
Legal Receptionist
A fantastic opportunity for a polished Legal Receptionist to become the first point of contact for visitors and clients at a leading global law firm – where they invest in your ongoing training and development to help you thrive in your role from day one.
- Salary up to £32,000
- Superb employee benefits
- Sabbatical leave after 5 years’ service
- Gym fee subsidy
- Bonus schemes
- Office based – City location
Legal Receptionist Key Responsibilities:
- Answer calls promptly and professionally
- Deliver a five-star welcome to visitors, occupiers, and clients
- Manage visitor sign-in in line with security procedures
- Coordinate meeting room bookings using internal systems
- Provide audio-visual support for meetings and events (full training provided)
- Set up conference rooms and equipment, including laptops, screens, projectors, and video conferencing tools
- Configure room layouts (Cabaret, Theatre, Boardroom, Classroom) and manage partitions
Legal Receptionist Skills & Requirements:
- Proven experience in customer service within a corporate setting
- Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Office (knowledge of Manhattan Datacraft is desirable)
- Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills
- Experience in AV/IT support (desirable but not essential)
To apply for this job please visit www.reed.co.uk.
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