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Legal Solutions Assistant

Fieldfisher
Bt28Gd, United Kingdom
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Permanent
Seniority
Entry
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Posted
3 Jun 2026 (Today)

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Private medical insurance Health cash plan Dental insurance Life assurance Critical illness insurance Matched pension contributions up to 7% Holiday trading
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The Vacancy

Fieldfisher Condor is the legal solutions division of Fieldfisher LLP, designed to deliver high-quality, scalable and cost-effective services that complement and enhance traditional legal advice.

We operate across four core verticals: flexible resourcing, document review, legal technology and contract negotiation, each built to support our clients with practical, efficient and expertly delivered solutions. What sets us apart is our unique position: we provide the operational strength and agility of a specialist legal services provider, backed by the breadth, depth and assurance of a leading international law firm.

This combination enables us to apply both technical expertise and commercial insight to every matter, giving clients a seamlessly integrated, end-to-end service.

Position Overview

As a Legal Solutions Assistant, you’ll help improve legal processes by providing solutions across all internal Fieldfisher Practices but also working direct to clients. The role sits at the intersection of law, technology, and process improvement. This role will harness the configuration of legal technology tools, analyse workflows to optimise legal processes, and drive efficiency across legal operations. You’ll work closely with senior team members to gather requirements, test solutions, and provide user support. This role is hands-on and collaborative, giving you the opportunity to learn legal systems, build technical skills, and contribute to continuous improvements across the legal function.

About you

You’re a curious, proactive problem-solver with a genuine interest in how technology can transform the legal world. You enjoy working with data, learning new tools, and supporting others, and you’re comfortable using platforms like Excel, HighQ, and PowerPoint to create clear, structured outputs. You stay aware of emerging legal tech trends and are particularly excited about the growing role of AI in legal work. You communicate well, collaborate confidently with different teams, and bring a positive, learning-focused mindset to every project.

Candidates should have:

  • A background as a law or business graduate or over 2 years' experience in legal or a commercial sector would be advantageous.
  • Strong Excel skills, including working with spreadsheets, basic formulas, data manipulation, and reporting including data visualisation charts.
  • Familiarity with Matter Management Systems (e.g. HighQ).
  • Proficiency in PowerPoint, with the ability to create clear, well-structured presentations.
  • Interest in emerging legal technology trends, with a curiosity to utilise digital tools to enhance legal projects.
  • Keen interest in AI and its impact on the legal sector, including applications in document review, research, automation, and workflow optimisation.
  • Good analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to break down processes and identify improvements.
  • Strong communication skills, especially when working with both technical and legal stakeholders.
  • Willingness to learn new systems, tools, and methods used in legal operations and legal tech.
  • Comfortable managing competing priorities in a busy team environment.
  • Excellent organisational skills, including efficient mailbox management and the ability to work to deadlines.

Who are we looking for?

  • We don't have a type. We believe our differences are our strength; varied cultures, approaches and experience can only benefit us.

What do we offer?

  • You can be yourself:It takes everyone to make us who we are. We’re a culture of diverse perspectives, with each of us making unique contributions that make us better together.
  • In the office or WFH?: We think the best balance is more time in the office than at home, so we operate a 60:40 rule.
  • Beyond salary: We offer plenty of benefits; private medical insurance, health cash plan, dental insurance, life assurance, critical illness insurance, matched pension contributions up to 7%, holiday trading, plus many more. Visit:Reward & Benefits ¦ Fieldfisher.
  • Modern Office Space:Located in Belfast City Centre with excellent commuter links and parking nearby.
  • Nurturing your talent: Take a 'build a career' approach to your training. You'll be on a pathway but free to wander if you see something you'd like to study more closely.
  • Funnel your interests: You have a life outside work, and we can help it to flourish. Join clubs, affinity networks, inclusive events, and pro bono/charity initiatives.

Inclusion is not exclusive:

If all our differences are highlighted, no one stands out for being different. At Fieldfisher, all our rich diversity is celebrated.

We will provide the equipment to allow you to shine, at interview and beyond. Just let us know what you need.

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