Nance & Simpson, LLP: Paralegal/Legal Assistant

Premier transactional law firm, with calm and friendly, looking for a senior paralegal/legal assistant with 3+ years experience to work with partner-level attorneys in business, M& A, real estate and estate planning transactions.Essential experience and job requirements:
· Bachelors Degree from 4 year college.
· Excellent skills and experience with document prep using MS Word; Proficient in MS Excel (with good math skills); Proficient in Adobe Acrobat and other applications .
· Strong organizational, verbal and written communication skills.
· Excellent grammatical and spelling skills.
· Strong problem-solving and analytical skills; able to manage multiplepriorities and workflow.
· Ability to talk with clients and relay information with accuracy and completeness.
· Good judgement with the ability to make timely and sound decisions
· Acute attention to detail.
· Organize and manage transaction documents and all due diligence materials associated with transactions to keep projects organized and easy to navigate.Candidates having the following will be given preference:Proficiency in Quickbooks or other accounting entry system.Ability to expertly create and modify legal document features in MS Word including detailed Table of Contents, Section cross-referencing, Field insertion, and other high level features.Experience in M& A transactions and complex document drafting and assimilationExperience in real estate transaction documents including preparation of Deeds, Deeds of Trust, Promissory Notes, Security Agreements and UCC Financing StatementsExperience in creating and filing entity conversion documents to convert to the form of an LLC or other entity type.Job Type: Full-timePay: $55,000.00 $85,000.00 per yearBenefits:401(k)401(k) matchingHealth insuranceHealth savings accountSchedule:8 hour shiftSupplemental Pay:Bonus payEducation:Bachelor’s (Preferred)Experience:Microsoft Office: 2 years (Preferred)Paralegal: 1 year (Preferred)Work Location:One locationWork Remotely:No