Hybrid Legal Secretary - Employment Litigation

AMG is partnering with a respected plaintiff-side employment litigation firm to identify a Litigation Legal Secretary for its Philadelphia office. This is an excellent opportunity to support a busy team of attorneys handling complex employment matters while working in a collaborative environment that offers growth, flexibility, and long-term career advancement. The firm is also hiring in NYC and New Jersey.

Highlights

• Join a respected plaintiff-side employment litigation practice
• Hybrid schedule after onboarding
• Strong team culture and advancement opportunities
• Competitive compensation and benefits
• Support complex labor and employment matters
• Exposure to sophisticated state and federal litigation

Position Details

• Philadelphia, PA (also hiring in NYC and NJ)
• $30-$45/hour DOE
• Full-time Litigation Legal Secretary opportunity
• 3-5 years of litigation experience preferred
• Strong junior candidates with 1-2 years of experience considered
• Hybrid flexibility available

Role Overview

• Support 5-6 attorneys in a busy litigation practice
• Handle state and federal e-filings
• Manage litigation calendars and critical deadlines
• Prepare, format, proofread, and file legal documents
• Generate TOAs and TOCs using Microsoft Word
• Assist with case management and trial preparation

Next Steps

Apply today to learn more about this opportunity. All inquiries, applications, and candidate information will be held in the strictest confidence.

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