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  • Trainee Solicitor

    Swansea

    £ £25,827.00 to £27,170.00 per year

    *Are you looking for a truly varied role where you will be involved in a range of matters including inquiries, litigation and complaints?* This is...

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  • Solicitor

    Maidstone

    Solicitor / Maidstone, Kent / £35,000 - £55,000 + Great benefits Overview: Our client, local experts within the Legal sector, are seeking an...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    City of London

    Assistant Lawyer / Solicitor - Property Risks & Coverage Keoghs LLP is one of the leading insurance law firms in the UK and can rightly claim to be...

    Posted 34 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Birkenhead

    We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Legal Executive/Solicitor based in our Hamilton Square Office In Birkenhead. Must be a Qualified...

    Posted 40 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Wadebridge

    Our client completes the design, build, and operate Solar Photovoltaic (PV) and Wind Turbine renewable energy systems throughout the United...

    Posted 31 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Wadebridge

    Solicitor You will ideally be based in: Truro, Plymouth, Newquay, Bodmin, Launceston. Hybrid work options available £65,000 - £80,000 + Pension +...

    Posted 26 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    GB

    About The Role This role works on a hybrid basis, with two days being in the London office and the rest working from home. This contract can last up...

    Posted 4 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Leatherhead

    Solicitor Leatherhead or Bristol Brief Solicitor needed for a global defence and engineering consultancy based in Leatherhead (or Bristol) who are...

    Posted 13 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Liverpool

    £33,000 £50,000 per annum Maghull, North West England Permanent, Full-Time Immediate start available Position available in our new office in...

    Posted 4 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Cardigan

    Solicitor Competitive (Based on experience) Full-time | Permanent Cardigan Morgan & Richardson are a friendly local firm of general practice...

    Posted 20 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Rochester

    Conveyancing Solicitor or Legal Executive or Conveyancer A competitive salary (depending on experience) Hybrid Working We are recruiting for a...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    London

    A residential property lawyer is required to join a boutique property law firm in Wimbledon.You will join a team of residential property experts who...

    Posted 22 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    London

    Our client is an elite multinational firm headquartered in London, with nine offices and over 170 partners. The firm has award winning levels of...

    Posted 21 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    London

    A leading law firm with modern offices in North London are expanding their highly regarded Residential Property Team. The team have an excellent...

    Posted 22 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Enfield

    This ambitious firm is growing rapidly and following recent hires, is now looking to expand further.On offer is a very competitive salary and bonus...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Hoddesdon

    The Role As a Solicitor working across litigation and dispute resolution you will maintain a caseload of legal files (including complex matters)...

    Posted 5 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Manchester

    Our client has an exciting opportunity to join an award-winning, highly rated firm as a mid-level Real Estate Solicitor in Manchester.The firm is a...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Worcester

    We are looking for a Solicitor with a focus on civil orders (will consider newly qualified solicitors) Why work for us? We’re on a journey to shape...

    Posted 1 day ago

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  • Solicitor

    London

    We are seeking an experienced Solicitor with a minimum of 10 years of experience to join our dynamic legal team. This is a permanent full-time...

    Posted 2 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Rochester

    Solicitor A competitive salary (depending on experience) Hybrid Working We are recruiting for a Qualified Solicitor to join the Commercial Property...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    London

    Solicitor Our client is looking for an experienced residential conveyancing solicitor The successful Very, very busy property department undertaking...

    Posted 23 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    London

    About The Role This role works on a hybrid basis, with two days being in the London office and the rest working from home. This contract can last up...

    Posted Today

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  • Solicitor

    Maidstone

    Family Solicitor A competitive salary (depending on experience) Hybrid Working We are recruiting for a Qualified Solicitor to join the Family...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Solicitor

    Edinburgh

    A Top 50 UK Law Firm are looking for a driven Solicitor to join and welcome into their Real Estate team in Edinburgh. The Real Estate Solicitor...

    Posted 24 days ago

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Solicitor

Solicitors provide advice to clients about law, representing clients when disputes arise. These areas of law include property, taxation, employment and competition, as well as many other areas. As a solicitor you would spend a lot of time researching cases similar to the ones they're dealing with at the time.

Who can I work for?

There are many solicitor firms in the UK, with some of the biggest being Allen & Overy, Clifford Chance, Freshfields, Linklaters, Lovells, Slaughter and May, Herbert Smith, and the Government Legal Service.

Where and when can I work?

Solicitors work in offices as well as making home visits to clients and attending external meetings. A 37-hour week is the norm for solicitors, although it's common to work outside of these hours, such as weekends. It's also common for solicitors to have to attend police stations during the night if a client needs to be represented, therefore the job can be particularly stressful at times.

What can I earn?

Salary for a solicitor depends on the area of law worked in, earning anything from £35,000 to £150,000. Salary is also dependant upon the complexity of the cases being dealt with.

What are the benefits?

The benefits of being a solicitor is that there is always plenty of work to earn overtime, as well as the option of being self-employed to earn even more.

Are there chances of promotion?

Many solicitors stay with the firm they are training with, often being considered for partnership after impressing for at least six years. However, some solicitors choose to move into different areas of law, or even train to become a barrister.

What will I be responsible for?

Responsibilities of a solicitor include meeting and advising clients, overseeing official agreements between parties, attending court hearings, reading law journals, and attending frequent legal courses.

What qualifications do I need?

Becoming a solicitor is competitive, so you would need to meet the minimum academic standards, which include a law degree and then taking a Common Professional Examination. In order to be able to study for both of these qualifications, you would need impressive A-Level results. The Legal Practice Course (LPC) must also be completed in order to become a solicitor, within a period of either one or two years. After completion of the LPC, individuals will need to complete a training contract with a law firm, which must be passed during this time.

Do I need any experience?

In order to work as a solicitor, you need to have previously undertaken experience within a legal firm and be able to demonstrate that you have made an informed choice to become a solicitor, rather than simply applying on a whim.

What attributes are needed?

Every solicitor must be careful and diligent, able to work as a team, business orientated, have common sense, a high sense of motivation, and have impressive interpersonal skills, amongst a range of other qualities.

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Solicitor

Solicitors provide advice to clients about law, representing clients when disputes arise. These areas of law include property, taxation, employment and competition, as well as many other areas. As a solicitor you would spend a lot of time researching cases similar to the ones they're dealing with at the time.

Who can I work for?

There are many solicitor firms in the UK, with some of the biggest being Allen & Overy, Clifford Chance, Freshfields, Linklaters, Lovells, Slaughter and May, Herbert Smith, and the Government Legal Service.

Where and when can I work?

Solicitors work in offices as well as making home visits to clients and attending external meetings. A 37-hour week is the norm for solicitors, although it's common to work outside of these hours, such as weekends. It's also common for solicitors to have to attend police stations during the night if a client needs to be represented, therefore the job can be particularly stressful at times.

What can I earn?

Salary for a solicitor depends on the area of law worked in, earning anything from £35,000 to £150,000. Salary is also dependant upon the complexity of the cases being dealt with.

What are the benefits?

The benefits of being a solicitor is that there is always plenty of work to earn overtime, as well as the option of being self-employed to earn even more.

Are there chances of promotion?

Many solicitors stay with the firm they are training with, often being considered for partnership after impressing for at least six years. However, some solicitors choose to move into different areas of law, or even train to become a barrister.

What will I be responsible for?

Responsibilities of a solicitor include meeting and advising clients, overseeing official agreements between parties, attending court hearings, reading law journals, and attending frequent legal courses.

What qualifications do I need?

Becoming a solicitor is competitive, so you would need to meet the minimum academic standards, which include a law degree and then taking a Common Professional Examination. In order to be able to study for both of these qualifications, you would need impressive A-Level results. The Legal Practice Course (LPC) must also be completed in order to become a solicitor, within a period of either one or two years. After completion of the LPC, individuals will need to complete a training contract with a law firm, which must be passed during this time.

Do I need any experience?

In order to work as a solicitor, you need to have previously undertaken experience within a legal firm and be able to demonstrate that you have made an informed choice to become a solicitor, rather than simply applying on a whim.

What attributes are needed?

Every solicitor must be careful and diligent, able to work as a team, business orientated, have common sense, a high sense of motivation, and have impressive interpersonal skills, amongst a range of other qualities.