Jobs 1 - 8 out of 8 for Legal Proofreader

The Proofreader position is responsible for reviewing legal documents for grammar and verbiage corrections, identifying and correcting spelling, grammar, and verbiage errors in complex legal documents, detecting formatting and compositional errors, checking corrected proofs against mark-up for quali...

The Proofreader position is responsible for reviewing legal documents for grammar and verbiage corrections, identifying and correcting spelling, grammar, and verbiage errors, detecting formatting and compositional errors, checking corrected proofs against mark-up for quality assurance, assisting wit...

The Proofreader position is responsible for reviewing legal documents for grammar and verbiage corrections, identifying and correcting spelling, grammar, and verbiage errors, detecting formatting and compositional errors, checking corrected proofs against mark-up for quality assurance, assisting wit...

Proofread complex legal documents to ensure consistency, spelling, dictation, syntax, punctuation, and grammar using the appropriate style. Compare documents word for word against originals to ensure an accurate conversion. Review cross-references and defined terms for accuracy. Check handwritten re...

Proofread complex legal documents to ensure consistency, spelling, dictation, syntax, punctuation, and grammar using the appropriate style. Compare documents word for word against originals to ensure an accurate conversion. Review cross-references and defined terms for accuracy and review Table of A...

Transcribe legal documents and recordings, scope legal materials, manage tasks to meet deadlines, ensure confidentiality, and collaborate with team members to maintain quality.

Proofread legal and financial documents, ensuring accuracy and compliance with legal standards. Collaborate with legal teams to maintain high-quality documentation.

Provides support to attorneys by resolving routine legal issues, researching and analyzing law sources to prepare legal documents such as briefs, pleadings, and contracts. Relies on instructions and pre-established guidelines, works under immediate supervision.