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LexRight

Client Service Consultant – Legal Technology

Reposted 9 Days Ago
Hybrid
2 Locations
Junior
Hybrid
2 Locations
Junior
Guide law firm clients through onboarding, configuring case management platforms, data migration, testing, training, and ongoing advisory to optimize workflows, automations, and adoption.
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About LexRight, Inc.  

LexRight helps law firms and legal departments unlock the full potential of their legal technology stack. We specialize in implementing, supporting, and optimizing case management platforms, delivering process automation, managed services, and continuous improvements that drive measurable results.  

Our team is built around professionals who understand how law firms actually work—many of us started our careers as paralegals, legal assistants, or legal operations specialists before moving into technology. We translate day-to-day legal practice into practical, high-impact systems that attorneys and staff can truly use.  

Role Overview  

The Client Success Consultant is a hands-on, individual contributor role designed for professionals who understand law firm work and want to apply that knowledge to legal technology.  

You will guide law firm clients through onboarding and adoption of complex case management platforms—helping attorneys, paralegals, and staff turn their real-world workflows into effective system configurations. This role is ideal for someone who has worked inside a law firm (e.g., paralegal, legal assistant, case manager, docketing specialist) and has transitioned into—or wants to grow further into—legal technology, process improvement, and client enablement.  

You will not manage people. Instead, you will be a trusted advisor who bridges the gap between legal practice and technology.  

Key Responsibilities  

Translate Legal Work into Technology  

  • Partner with attorneys and paralegals to map firm workflows—intake, matter management, deadlines, documents, billing, and reporting.  
  • Convert those workflows into practical configurations within case management platforms.  
  • Help clients rethink inefficient manual processes and replace them with automation.  

Client Onboarding & System Setup  

  • Assist with configuration of matters, fields, forms, templates, automations, and dashboards.  
  • Support data migration and validation from legacy systems or spreadsheets.  
  • Participate in testing and user acceptance from a practitioner’s perspective.  

Training & Enablement  

  • Train attorneys and staff in plain, practical language rooted in how they actually work.  
  • Create guides, cheat sheets, and SOPs that reflect law-firm realities, not generic IT documentation.  
  • Coach clients on best practices for intake, calendaring, task management, and collaboration  

Ongoing Client Success  

  • Act as a day-to-day advisor after go-live—answering questions, recommending improvements, and supporting change requests.  
  • Identify opportunities to streamline client processes or expand platform usage.  
  • Collaborate with internal support and managed services teams to resolve issues quickly.  
  • Practice-Driven Expertise  
  • Maintain strong understanding of legal workflows and terminology.  
  • Stay current on platform capabilities and new features.  
  • Advocate internally for enhancements based on what law firm users truly need.  

Who This Role Is For  

This position is a great fit if you:  

  • Started your career as a paralegal, legal assistant, case manager, or legal operations professional  
  • Became the “go-to tech person” at your firm  
  • Helped configure a case management system, built templates, or improved firm processes  
  • Enjoy explaining technology to attorneys in practical, non-technical language  
  • Want to stay close to the practice of law while moving deeper into legal tech  

Qualifications  

Required  

  • 2+ years working in a law firm or legal department (paralegal, legal assistant, legal ops, or similar).  
  • Hands-on exposure to a legal case management platform.  
  • Experience supporting attorneys or staff with technology or process changes.  
  • Ability to translate legal terminology and workflows into system requirements.  
  • Strong communication skills and client empathy—comfortable speaking with attorneys.  
  • Organized and able to manage multiple client priorities.  

Preferred  

  • Experience helping implement or administer SaaS systems such as Filevine, Clio, Litify, PracticePanther, or similar preferred  
  • Background in intake processes, matter lifecycle, calendaring, or billing workflows.  
  • Experience creating templates, automations, or reports within a legal platform.  
  • Prior role as a senior paralegal who supported firm technology initiatives.  
  • Exposure to data migration or process documentation.  

Why LexRight?  

  • Join a team that values law-firm experience as much as technical skills  
  • Use your paralegal/legal background in a new, high-growth career path  
  • Work remotely while staying connected to the legal profession  
  • Opportunity to become a true legal technology expert  
  • Competitive compensation and professional development  

 

If interested, please introduce yourself and provide a resume to [email protected].  We look forward to hearing from you. 

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