Legal administrative assistants work with attorneys and paralegals to perform day-to-day office tasks. As a legal administrative assistant, you work in an office, courthouse, or similar legal setting. Your responsibilities include drafting legal paperwork and other documents without direct supervision, bookkeeping, data entry, proofreading, and conducting basic legal research. You interact with other legal administrative assistants on a daily basis. An understanding of legal jargon and strong computer skills are essential for this position.