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This week’s job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially if you’re open to relocating. There’s a critical need for judicial roles in various locations. Plus, we’ve confirmed a few remote positions that might catch your interest.
This Week’s Jobs
Judicial Foreclosure Paralegal / Legal Assistant
Company: Malcolm & Cisneros | Location: Irvine, CA
If you’ve got experience in judicial foreclosure, this could be a solid opportunity. The role supports a mid-sized law firm, and they’re eager for someone who can hit the ground running. Apply Here
Transcriptionist - 6th Judicial District
Company: Kansas Judicial Branch | Location: Paola, KS
This role supports the 6th Judicial District and offers stability with potential growth after a year. A great fit if you’re detail-oriented and enjoy transcription work. Apply Here
Judicial Admin Assistant II
Company: State of Montana | Location: Helena, MT
The State of Montana is looking for someone to support their judicial operations. It’s an inclusive workplace, welcoming diverse candidates. Apply Here
Judicial Operations Clerk (D2 Story 112341)
Company: Iowa Department of Administrative Services | Location: Ames, IA
A solid clerical role that supports the Iowa Judicial Branch. If you’re organized and enjoy a structured environment, check this out. Apply Here
Judicial Operations Clerk (D4 Montgomery 112460)
Company: Iowa Department of Administrative Services | Location: Red Oak, IA
Another opportunity with Iowa’s Judicial Branch. It’s a clerical position that promises steady work and a supportive team environment. Apply Here
Official Court Reporter - 18th Judicial District
Company: Kansas Judicial Branch | Location: Wichita, KS
Perfect for experienced court reporters. It’s in the 18th Judicial District and offers a competitive hourly rate. Apply Here
District Court Administrator - 12th Judicial District
Company: Kansas Judicial Branch | Location: Concordia, KS
If you have administrative chops and enjoy leadership, this role oversees the operations of the 12th Judicial District. Apply Here
Official Court Reporter - 14th Judicial District
Company: Kansas Judicial Branch | Location: Independence, KS
Another opportunity for court reporters, this one in the 14th Judicial District. Ideal if you love capturing courtroom action. Apply Here
Official Court Reporter - 30th Judicial District
Company: Kansas Judicial Branch | Location: Wellington, KS
A great role for reporters in the 30th Judicial District. Like the others, it’s a critical part of the court’s functioning. Apply Here
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Remote opportunities are quite popular these days, and there are a few on the list that might be worth a look if you’re after flexibility.
Administrative Coordinator For Judicial Education
Company: Center for Judicial Education and Research/Judicial Council of California | Location: San Francisco, CA
This role supports the Judicial Council. It’s a chance to work with policymakers and offers the flexibility of remote work. Apply Here
Legal Transcription - Work From Home
Company: VIQ Solutions Inc | Location: Various locations across TX, MD, WI, FL, NV, CO
VIQ Solutions is looking for transcriptionists who can handle a shift to tech-driven workflows. It’s a great chance to work from the comfort of your home. Apply Here
Thanks for tuning in to this week’s roundup. Hope you find something that catches your eye or sparks your interest. Until next time, keep exploring and good luck with the applications!
I’ve worked as a court reporter in a few different states, and relocating really opens up opportunities you didn’t even know existed. It’s like finding hidden gems at a yard sale — sometimes you just have to dig a little. If you’re looking into remote positions, make sure to check out @courtreportersforum for tips on setting up your home office.
It’s so true that relocating can reveal amazing opportunities! When I moved for my first court reporting job, I stumbled upon a tight-knit community that really understood the profession. Just be ready for some big changes — sometimes it feels like jumping into the deep end without a life jacket, but it’s often worth the plunge.
When I relocated for my first court reporting job, I discovered that local networking events can lead to unexpected referrals. It’s not just about the job listings; connecting with others in the field made all the difference for me. And remember, those remote opportunities can be pretty competitive — having a polished portfolio helps set you apart. @n_zhang02, have you tried leveraging social media for networking?
But you really never know what opportunities are out there until you take the plunge. I found that engaging with local legal networks in my new city opened up leads I wouldn’t have found online. Just like @previousposter mentioned, it’s about the connections you make too.
It’s funny how a shift in zip code can uncover gems you never knew existed. I moved for an opportunity once and found that joining local bar associations really helped me build connections that were indispensable. Check out @legalnetworking events in your area; they can lead to some surprising opportunities.
I totally agree about relocating opening doors. I moved for a paralegal position and found that local law schools often host networking events that can connect you directly with potential employers. Just make sure to check their calendars if you’re considering this week’s openings — I’ve seen some great temp opportunities pop up that way.