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Commercial Litigation Associate 2+ PQE
Job posted on: 13/12/2017
Job reference: #CL/02/SBA well respected national Commercial litigation team is seeking to recruit a junior solicitor at the 2+ PQE level within their London team.
The successful candidate will have strong litigation experience with a good understanding of the types of disputes and claims handled by the team. They also must have either previous defendant Insurance or Commercial Litigation experience.
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Serious Personal Injury Solicitor (0-5 PQE) (Claimant)
Job posted on: 13/12/2017
Job reference: #SPI 05 SB3An established nationwide UK law firm are looking for a Serious Personal Injury solicitor, ideally between the NQ-5 PQE level to join their London office.
This opportunity represents the chance to work directly with practitioners that are highly respected within this field. The successful individual will have relevant experience in the field of Serious Injury cases and show a keen … -
Commercial Litigation Lawyer 3+ PQE
Job posted on: 08/12/2017
Job reference: #CL/3-5/SBA leading City based firm are looking for a Commercial Litigation Associate at the 3+ PQE level to join their London team.
The new joiner will be a team player with a good knowledge of contentious matters relating to corporate clients. Sometimes they will be required to touch on other areas to support other sectors within the firm. These include litigious matters, assisting the … -
Construction Lawyer (1-3 PQE)
Job posted on: 08/12/2017
Job reference: #CNCC 13 SB7A mid-tier law firm are looking to expand their Construction practice and are seeking an associate between the 1 to 3 PQE level.
The practice are known for their vast expertise on a wide variety of Construction matters on both the contentious and non-contentious side. The practice acts for high-net worth private clients and act for funders, developers, employers and institutions in … -
Contentious IP Litigation Lawyer (3-7 PQE)
Job posted on: 08/12/2017
Job reference: #IPL 37 SB5A highly respected City firm are looking for an Contentious Intellectual Property associate to join their IP practice.
This role represents the opportune time to join a growing team and work directly with practitioners that are highly regarded within this field. Due to the size of the team, you will be heavily involved in a wide spectrum of Intellectual Property matters, however the … -
Intellectual Property Litigation Associate 1-5 PQE
Job posted on: 07/12/2017
Job reference: #IP/1-5/SBA leading nationwide legal practice are looking for a Contentious IP Associate of 1-5 PQE to join their London team.
The practice offers a chance to be involved with their team being involved in contentious intellectual property law, the strategic management of global brands, trade mark and domain name portfolio management and advise many global corporates and household names on their …
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