"The older, traditional role of a legal secretary is pretty much gone," said one industry observer. "The secretary of the future needs to have really strong IT skills ... and more multitasking than they ever did before."
September 07, 2021 at 05:00 AM
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At large law firms, the definition of support is changing.
After reducing secretarial personnel by 66 people, leaders at Reed Smith say by the end of 2021, those who remain will be retrained into an executive assistant (EA) role, in which they are tasked with handling administrative needs of practice areas throughout the global firm’s footprint.
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