Legal Clerk (Steno, typist, document filing etc) in Supreme Court

Company Description Lekhak.app is an AI-powered translation platform designed specifically for complex documents that traditional tools cannot handle. It processes faded ink, scanned files, handwritten text, and intricate legal and multilingual documents with over 95% accuracy across 22 Indian and 100+ global languages, typically within minutes.

The platform removes the need for agencies, long waiting periods, and complex workflows, offering a streamlined and accessible solution. With transparent pricing starting at Rs 10 per page and a 10-page free trial, Lekhak.app is focused on making reliable document translation fast, affordable, and easy for legal professionals and institutions.

Role Description The Legal Clerk (Steno/Typist/Document Filing) in Supreme Court at Lekhak.app is a part-time hybrid role based in New Delhi, with some flexibility for remote work. The clerk will support legal teams by typing and formatting court documents, drafting basic legal correspondence, and preparing case files using Lekhak’s translation tools where needed.

Daily responsibilities include organizing and filing physical and digital documents, maintaining accurate records and case indexes, and ensuring timely follow-up on pending matters. The role also involves coordinating with advocates and court staff, handling stenographic tasks during meetings or proceedings when required, and maintaining strict confidentiality and adherence to legal procedures.

Qualifications

  • Candidates should possess a foundational understanding of Law and court procedures, especially related to Supreme Court documentation.
  • Candidates should possess strong Analytical Skills to review documents, identify discrepancies, and ensure accuracy in filings.
  • Candidates should possess effective Communication skills for coordinating with legal teams, court officials, and external stakeholders.
  • Candidates should possess Legal Document Preparation skills, including typing, formatting, and organizing petitions, affidavits, and supporting documents.
  • Candidates should possess reliability in Following Up on case deadlines, document requests, and status updates.
  • Proficiency in stenography, typing (including legal formatting), and basic computer skills (MS Office, PDF tools, document management systems) is beneficial.
  • Prior experience in a court, law firm, or legal department and familiarity with multilingual or AI-assisted document workflows is an advantage.
  • Minimum educational qualification of a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, preferably with a focus on law, legal studies, or related disciplines.
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