virtual law office staff
Paralegals, Legal Assistants, Intake Specialists, and more…
Looking to use your skills, degrees, and certificates in a professional context while enjoying the flexibility of working from home? Woven Legal helps law firms staff a variety of positions, all virtually, from client intake managers
to specialized legal assistants and paralegals.
Work Remotely
Applicants must show self-motivation, professionalism, and the ability to interact with a virtual team.
Use Your skills
Depending on the position, applicants must have the appropriate degree, certificate, or training.
technology savvy
Since our positions allow remote work, applicants must be comfortable using basic productivity software and willing to learn new technology.
Organized and Efficient
You’ll be working as a virtual staff member serving 1 – 3 law firms. While you’ll get plenty of training and support, you need to enjoy juggling many tasks.
Notes
Applications are reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis.
Most positions are for 1099 contractor roles.
You must be available during regular business hours and have a quiet space to work.
All applicants are subject to a background check and E-Verify.
“I love working with you, it is refreshing to be surrounded by positivity and to feel appreciated! I am really happy things are working out with [my assignment] too.” – Tracy A., Paralegal
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Notes on Working in the Law
Supporting legal professionals is our business, and this includes making sure paralegals, legal assistants, and others who work with lawyers can succeed.
Frequently asked questions for our team
No, there is no fee to the applicant. Your rate is negotiated with Woven Legal at the start of each contract.
It depends on the number of hours. If your assignments through Woven Legal total 30+ hours per week, your working status will be a W-2 employee and you will be eligible for medical and dental benefits. If you work fewer than 30 hours per week, you will be brought on as an independent contractor.
Yes, this is an option for our clients. However, this is something you must willingly accept.
Each resume is carefully reviewed by our Placement Team against our open positions. If you are not a fit and we are interested in you for future opportunities, we will ask to keep your resume on file.
Never. Your resume will not be distributed anywhere without your prior consent. Our recruiter will discuss the job description, location, work environment and any applicable information with you before sending your resume to any of our clients.
Our model is to contract or hire for permanent positions – not temporary contracts.
Paychecks are issued through direct deposit on the 15th of each month for work completed the prior month.
If you are an Independent Contractor, you will be responsible for paying quarterly taxes. If you are a W-2 employee, Woven Legal will take care of all your payroll deductions and filing for you.
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The length of time varies greatly depending on your skills and available contracts. Your Woven Legal recruiter can give you an idea during the interview process if your skills and experience match any open positions.
No. Those who qualify as Independent Contractors will not receive benefits nor will they be subject to withholding.
Woven Legal does the heavy lifting for you by vetting the clients we work with. Throughout your assignment, you are supported by a Relationship Manager who works as a liaison between you and the client. The RM’s role is to be an added resource to coach and advise both parties to succeed.
1) Companies are generally inundated with resumes from individuals, and it is likely that your resume won’t get the attention it needs. We hand deliver the top 2-3 resumes for each position and provide the Hiring Manager all the information they would need to select the right candidate for the job.
2) You always have the added resource of a Woven Legal Relationship Manager throughout the length of your assignment. The RM has years of experience coaching and advising clients and contractors on how to have a successful remote working relationship.
You can contact your Relationship Manager as soon as you are notified that your contract is ending. Our placement team will then start searching for your next great opportunity!