Senior Law Analyst (Paralegal)

Senior Law Analyst (Paralegal)

Oklahoma City, OK | Hybrid (3 Days In Office)

A respected Oklahoma organization is seeking a Senior Law Analyst (Paralegal) to support its General Counsel and legal team on a variety of trust administration, corporate governance, transactional, and legal operations matters.

What You'll Do:

• Support trust and estate administration activities

• Maintain corporate records and governance documents

• Assist with M&A transactions, due diligence, and data rooms

• Manage legal projects, research, and compliance initiatives

• Partner with attorneys, executives, trustees, and outside advisors

What We're Looking For:

• 5+ years of paralegal or legal assistant experience

• Background in trusts & estates, corporate governance, transactions, family office support, or entity management

• Strong legal drafting, organizational, and project management skills

• Bachelor's degree or Paralegal Certificate preferred

Why Join? Certified Great Place to Work

Hybrid flexibility after training

Bonus eligible

High-visibility role supporting executive-level stakeholders

Stable, collaborative, family-owned organization

Compensation: $77,000 - $88,000 + Bonus

Pay Details: $75,000.00 to $88,000.00 per year

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Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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