In the UK, a legal clerk is not necessarily a qualified lawyer. However, in some jurisdictions, such as the United States, law clerks are typically attorneys who work for judges.

The duties of a Legal Clerk in the UK may include answering phones, taking messages, handling mail, scheduling appointments, collecting information, faxing, scanning, making copies, and data entry.

A legal clerk in the UK is responsible for record keeping and administrative tasks in law offices. They maintain legal records, complete paperwork, and organize a solicitor's workload. Their job description includes duties such as filing documents, scheduling appointments, and assisting with legal research.

To become a court clerk in the UK, you need to complete your GCSEs at the end of secondary school and earn a degree. You also need to complete a training programme or internship, gain certification, and apply for work.