Roles we place.
Spanish-English professionals for supervised support roles at U.S. law firms. Tell us what the role requires, and we match to it. Bilingual isn’t always required: for roles where it isn’t, we find strong candidates from a wide talent pool across the U.S. and abroad.
Intake Specialists
Answer, screen, and sign up Spanish-speaking callers.
What we assess: clear, natural Spanish and English for client calls, comfort with callers in distress, and judgment, all through a personal interview.
Legal Assistants
Client communication, scheduling, and document handling.
What we assess: fluency in English and Spanish, relevant experience, and references.
Paralegals
Case management, records, and drafting support under attorney supervision.
What we assess: bilingual ability, relevant experience, and judgment in a personal interview, plus references.
Case-Management & Administrative Support
Keep files moving and clients informed.
What we assess: bilingual ability, organization and judgment in a personal interview, and references.
Foreign-Trained Legal Professionals
Lawyers trained outside the U.S., placed only in supervised support roles. They are not licensed in the U.S. and do not give legal advice. Your firm remains responsible for supervision (ABA Model Rule 5.3).
Legal experience: you set the requirement
For each role you choose whether prior legal experience is required, preferred, or left to Latium’s discretion. Many candidates bring legal education or law-office experience; others bring comparable experience matched to the role.