International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal

A leading specialist law firm is seeking an International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal to join its busy London office.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Paralegal with experience in immigration, international protection, arbitration or human rights to join a highly respected team. Working alongside experienced solicitors, you will support a varied caseload while developing your expertise in complex international and public law matters.

The successful International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal will provide legal and administrative support across a broad range of international protection and arbitration matters.

Responsibilities will include:

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• Drafting legal correspondence, witness statements and court documents
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• Preparing Home Office, Tribunal and Court applications
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• Managing electronic and paper case files
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• Liaising with clients, counsel, courts and government bodies
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• Attending client meetings, conferences and hearings, taking detailed attendance notes
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• Preparing bundles and supporting documentation
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• Monitoring deadlines and maintaining accurate case management records
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• Assisting with legal research and case preparation
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• Supporting AML, compliance and client onboarding procedures
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• Contributing to business development through networking and legal articles
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• At least 6 months' paralegal experience within immigration, litigation, arbitration or human rights
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• Law degree, GDL, LPC or SQE qualification
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• Strong drafting and legal research skills
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• Excellent written and spoken English
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• Outstanding organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities
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• Strong client care and interpersonal skills
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• Proactive, adaptable and able to work both independently and as part of a team
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• Experience of Home Office procedures, international arbitration or human rights work would be advantageous
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• £26,000 - £30,000 salary
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• Exposure to high-quality international protection and arbitration work
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• Excellent training and career development
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• Supportive and collaborative working environment
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• Direct client contact and early responsibility
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• Long-term progression within a specialist London law firm
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