Legal Proofreader (Remote – Contract)

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Are you a talented Legal Proofreader with an eagle eye for detail and a passion for the legal field? If so, CRC Salomon is seeking exceptional individuals to join our prestigious legal proofreading team. As a Legal Proofreader, your exceptional listening skills and unwavering commitment to accuracy will play a pivotal role in transforming recorded legal proceedings into flawless written documents. We suggest being able to commit to at least 20 physical hours per week. Also well-qualified for this role would include: court reporter, paralegal, scopist, attorney, legal secretary, legal editor.At CRC Salomon, we believe in a flexible working environment including 100% work from home and setting your own schedule. Founded in 1898 and based in Baltimore, Maryland, CRC Salomon is a people-focused company with a supportive work environment that our contract proofreaders appreciate. With diverse clients across the U.S., our responsive administrative team empowers team members to maximize their skills, talents, and knowledge to deliver next generation solutions. Join a rapidly growing company that knows how to take care of its team!Candidate Minimum Requirements:Be a U.S. citizenPossess a high school diploma or equivalentAvailability to commit to 20+ physical hours per week· Minimum of 3 years’ legal industry proofreading experience, preferably reviewing filings, pleadings, as well as transcriptsAbility to ensure all transcripts meet or surpass 98% accuracy with strong attention to detail and research capabilities as well as exceptional listening skills for verbatim transcriptionExceptional written communication skills (proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar)Working knowledge of legal formatting requirements such as Bluebook OR any style guide such as GPO, GAO, Chicago, Associated Press, etc.Computer proficiency, including Microsoft WordRequired Technology:Reliable high speed internet servicePC with Windows 7 or higherMicrosoft WordQuality headphonesInfinity USB-1 or USB-2 foot pedalCompensation: Per-page rate with occasional incentive increase based on performanceLocation: 100% remoteJob Type: Independent contractorWe’re an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status.Job Type: ContractPay: From $600.00 per weekBenefits:Flexible scheduleSchedule:Choose your own hoursApplication Question(s):How many physical hours per week are you available for this project?Education:High school or equivalent (Required)Experience:legal proofreading: 2 years (Required)Work Location: Remote Apply To This Job

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