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Litigation law clerk

The Hiring Partner Inc

Toronto, ON, M5H 1T1

Pay
$100,000 a year
35 hours per week
Job type
Full time
Day
Posted
October 17, 2026
Apply by
October 30, 2026
13 days left
Experience
3 years or more
Openings
1 position
Education
College or CEGEP diploma

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About the job

Now hiring: Litigation law clerk at The Hiring Partner Inc in Toronto, ON. We are seeking an enthusiastic individual to join and begin duties immediately. Position status: Permanent employment or Full time. Required shifts: Day.

Employer Name: The Hiring Partner Inc
Position: Litigation law clerk
No. of vacancies: 1 vacancy
Salary: $100,000 annually / 35 hours per week
Employment type: Permanent employment - Full time
Shift: Day
NOC code: 42200
Location: Toronto, ON, M5H 1T1

Job Requirements

  • The candidate must be fluent in English.
  • The candidate must have a College/CEGEP diploma or equivalent experience.
  • The candidate must have 3 to less than 5 years of experience in a related field.

Work Setting

  • The candidate must work in a legal firm, providing support in legal research, case preparation, and client services.
  • The candidate must work in insurance to assess risk, manage policies, and provide customer support and claims processing.

Benefits

  • The candidate will receive a dental plan covering expenses for dental treatments and procedures.
  • The candidate will receive a health care plan, providing coverage for medical and surgical expenses.
  • The candidate should receive other benefits, such as any accrued compensation or advantage of the executive other than accrued compensation payable on or after termination of employment under a plan, policy, or company program.

How to apply

Use the provided options and submit your application if you are interested.

By email

jobs@hiringpartner.ca

Benefits

  • Dental plan
  • Health care plan
  • Other benefits

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