Executive Personal Assistant to Principal Attorney & Business Owner

Executive Personal Assistant to Principal Attorney & Business Owner

Company: United Citizen Law, A Legal Corporation
Location: 3400 Watt Avenue, Suite 100A, Sacramento, CA 95821 — fully in-person, on-site (this role is not hybrid or remote)
Job Type: Full-time, W-2 employee, hourly non-exempt
Compensation: $27.00–$35.00 per hour DOE, plus mileage reimbursement and benefits
Employment Status: At-will

About the Role

The principal attorney and owner of a Sacramento-based plaintiff personal injury law firm — who also operates a commercial real estate holding company and active personal investments — is seeking a dedicated Executive Personal Assistant.

This is not a paralegal or front-desk role. You will serve as the principal’s right hand for the operational side of daily life: personal scheduling, travel coordination, vendors, errands, reservations, logistics, household coordination, gifts, appointments, and the constant flow of moving pieces that come with a fast-paced professional and family life.

You will also act as a bridge between the principal’s personal calendar and the firm’s litigation calendar team to ensure scheduling conflicts are prevented before they happen.

The right person is exceptionally organized, calm under pressure, highly discreet, proactive rather than reactive, and equally capable of coordinating complex luxury travel, solving a household vendor issue, handling time-sensitive errands, or organizing an important last-minute project with minimal supervision.

You will often be the person deciding which task gets handled first when multiple priorities hit at once. We are looking for someone who can assess situations confidently, solve problems independently, and communicate clearly — not someone who requires constant direction.

This is not a nanny or childcare position. While occasional family-related logistics may arise, the role is strictly administrative and operational in nature.

Who Thrives in This Role

This role is ideal for someone who genuinely enjoys being indispensable. The right candidate takes pride in creating order from chaos, solving problems quickly, protecting the principal’s time, and becoming the person everyone relies on when something important needs to get done correctly the first time.

The principal values loyalty, competence, discretion, initiative, and sound judgment. In return, the right assistant will be trusted, respected, included in meaningful decision-making, and positioned for long-term growth and increasing responsibility.

ResponsibilitiesCalendar & Scheduling

• Manage the principal’s personal calendar end-to-end
• Coordinate with the firm’s litigation calendar team to prevent scheduling conflicts
• Schedule medical, personal, family, and household appointments
• Anticipate scheduling issues before they arise

Communications

• Triage personal email and incoming calls
• Draft correspondence on the principal’s behalf
• Communicate with vendors, service providers, organizations, and professionals until matters are fully resolved

Travel & Vacations

• Research and present curated travel and vacation options with thoughtful recommendations
• Book flights, hotels, transportation, dining reservations, tours, and activities
• Build organized travel itineraries
• Manage travel credits, loyalty programs, and reservations
• Handle last-minute travel issues and schedule changes in real time
• Occasional travel with the principal may be required; all travel expenses and separate accommodations will be provided

Errands & Logistics

• Handle daytime errands including deliveries, pickups, returns, post office runs, dry cleaning, and related logistics
• Assist with occasional after-hours or urgent errands when necessary

Food & Hospitality

• Coordinate lunch and food orders
• Make restaurant reservations
• Organize office catering for meetings and events
• Learn and manage the principal’s preferences and dietary considerations

Vendor, Household & Personal Administration

• Coordinate vehicle service appointments
• Manage household vendors, contractors, and service providers
• Organize memberships, subscriptions, and renewals
• Source thoughtful gifts for clients, staff, and family members
• Provide light administrative support related to personal real estate and investment matters (document organization and coordination only — not financial decision-making)

Projects & Special Initiatives

• Research major purchases and…