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FBC Manby Bowdler are rated first locally in EVERY area of expertise, by our clients, on ReviewSolicitors. We are based in the heart of the Black Country, Shropshire and Worcestershire serving clients nationally.We are looking to recruit an experienced Private Client Paralegal to join our busy team in our Wolverhampton office.As a Private Client Paralegal your responsibilities will include:<ul><li>Drafting Legal Documents (such as Probate Applications, Land Registry Applications, Schedules of Assets and Liabilities and Estate Accounts).</li><li>Communicating with clients, colleagues and third parties in a professional manner.</li><li>Composing emails and letters to clients and third parties.</li><li>Dealing with New Enquiries that come into the Team to capture the new business.</li><li>Supporting fee earners with other Private Client matters.</li><li>Previous Private Client experience in a Paralegal role is essential, as well as close attention to detail, strong organisational skills and a passion for customer service and putting the client first.</li></ul>We are a firm that puts our people first, you can expect:<ul><li>Focused career development. We have an active career management plan in place, and proactively support the growth and career aspirations of our people.</li><li>Regular, structured performance and career conversations.</li><li>We offer paid maternity leave, adoption leave and paternity leave.</li><li>We have a full menopause policy and menopause champions.</li><li>RewardHub+ retail discounts for our employees, along with access to online gym sessions, wellbeing, Employee Assistance Programme, financial wellbeing, cycle to work and salarysacrifice EV vehicle leasing scheme.</li></ul><ul><li>We fund eye care, dental care, specialist consultations, physiotherapy and more via our expenses system.</li></ul>

Private Client Paralegal

About us We are proud to be one of the countrys most progressive and experienced law firms. We are fiercely committed to Righting Wrongs by fighting for our clients, standing up for the vulnerable and giving a voice to those seeking justice. For more than 25 years weve provided down-to-earth legal advice for individuals involved in complex cases such as medical negligence, personal and criminal injuries, incidents abroad, civil liberties, as well as involvement in high-profile public inquiries and inquests. You will be joining an award-winning firm recognised as a Leading Firm by the Legal 500 Guide and listed as one of the Best 200 Law Firms in the UK by The Times newspaper year after year. We are 100% committed to our clients, our people and the community. With offices in Hull and Manchester, we are a growing and developing firm, whose agile and adaptable approach promises an exciting career. About the RoleThe roleWe are looking to recruit a paralegal to provide assistance in our Medical Negligence Department based in our Manchester Office. This is a busy and challenging role which offers a great opportunity for rewarding client work. We are keen to hear from experienced paralegals, with a background in a Medical Negligence role. The successful candidate will be commercially minded with strong communication skills, who thrive in a friendly team environment. This is a great opportunity to work on high-profile cases and to make a difference in someones life! What you will need <ul><li>Have a Law Degree and/or at least 1 year of experience in a paralegal/legal assistance role. </li></ul> <ul><li>Be committed to delivering excellent client care/ service. </li></ul> <ul><li>Be able to work sympathetically and effectively with a wide range of clients with differing needs. </li></ul> <ul><li>Have excellent organisational skills and time management skills. </li></ul> <ul><li>Be able to work calmly and effectively under pressure. </li></ul> <ul><li>Have the ability to use your initiative, work independently, input ideas and help develop the company. </li></ul> <ul><li>Have the ability to build rapport with colleagues and clients alike.</li></ul> <ul><li>Be keen to learn, interested in driving your own career progression and be proactive in taking ownership of this.</li></ul> What we can offer you <ul><li>Competitive salary with bonus opportunities </li></ul> <ul><li>Hybrid and flexible working </li></ul> <ul><li>Wellbeing initiatives </li></ul> <ul><li>Supportive, approachable and Friendly working environment. </li></ul> <ul><li>Commitment to personal development. </li></ul>

Medical Negligence Paralegal

This well-established, and reputable law firm are seeking a Paralegal to join their Private Client department. The firm are known for their great legal services and are accredited for their services.The team requires a paralegal to assist on all matters relating to private client work. The role comes with a high level of responsibility and you will also have direct client contact. The role will suit a keen and enthusiastic individual who has previous private client experience within a law firm.You will advise on a variety of matters to include:<ul><li>The administration of estates</li><li>Succession and Tax planning</li><li>Assisting solicitors with administration of High value and complex estates</li><li>Wills</li><li>Lasting Powers of Attorney</li><li>Registration of Enduring Powers of Attorney</li><li>Applications to the Court of Protection</li></ul>Duties will include:<ul><li>You will be assisting with the full spectrum of private client work including wills, probate, estate administration, LPAs and trust matters.</li><li>You will work closely with experienced Solicitors, providing vital support across their caseload.</li></ul><ul><li>To take instructions from clients by prior appointment at the office for straight forward Wills.</li><li>Advise on Lasting Powers of Attorney and manage their preparation and registration following signature.</li><li>Communicate with clients and other parties to gather information, provide updates on case progress and assist in coordinating meetings. Handle a range of administrative tasks such as billing, timekeeping, maintaining databases, and managing office operations related to legal matters.</li></ul>Desired skills:<ul><li>Must have at least 1 years' experience working in the Private Client department. Ideally in a High Street firm.</li><li>Someone who is looking for career progression within private client and who wants to qualify as a private client lawyer.</li><li>Strong organisational and time management skills.</li></ul>What they offer:<ul><li>Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm this is office based. However, Part Time hours would be considered.</li><li>Salary depending on experience - £25,000 - £30,000.</li><li>Good holiday entitlement plus bank holidays.</li><li>Pension scheme.</li></ul>

Deadline: not stated so apply as soon as possibleNB Stewarts recruits trainees exclusively from its paralegal pool.OverviewThe Pro Bono department work alongside the Injury departments to provide a free and comprehensive legal service as part of our commitment to help those with serious injury. The team provide patients and their families with free legal advice on any issues that can arise following a serious injury or illness. Those issues can include: Debt and financial issues; Critical illness/personal accident insurance; Powers of attorney/deputyship applications; Post-discharge care; Housing; and Welfare benefits.&nbsp;For full details, refer to the job description available via the Apply link.The paralegal role overview<ul><li>The firm does not employ secretaries. Instead, our paralegals provide all the administrative support to our fee-earners, with assistance from our general office team and executive assistants as necessary.</li><li>The paralegal role consists of fee earning and administrative tasks. Paralegals have chargeable hours targets of 525 hours per annum.</li></ul>Paralegal recruitment<ul><li>To apply for a vacancy, please email our recruitment team with a covering letter (one page maximum) and a full CV.</li></ul>The process:<ul><li>All applications are screened by our recruitment team.</li><li>If a candidate’s application meets our requirements, we will review it using Rare Recruitment, a contextualised recruitment tool.</li><li>First round interviews are conducted by our Early Careers Recruitment Advisor, via Zoom.</li><li>A shortlist of candidates is then given to the hiring manager to review. If you are successful at the first stage interview, you will be invited to attend an in-person second stage interview with the hiring manager.</li><li>After your interviews, we will review your performance and aim to get back to you with a decision as quickly as possible. Regardless of the outcome, we are committed to providing constructive feedback on your interview performance.</li></ul>Requirements<ul><li>Paralegal candidates must have at least a 2:1 undergraduate degree.</li><li>Candidates must have fully completed the Legal Practice Course (LPC), Solicitor’s Qualifying Examination (SQE) 1 or Bar Course and have received their final result.</li><li>Ideally, candidates have gained some previous relevant work experience, although candidates straight from law school with excellent academics are also encouraged to apply.</li><li>Applicants should ideally be able to commit to at least 12 months service and must be able to work on a full-time basis.</li></ul>Hints and tips for applying<ul><li>Please make sure you check your application for grammar and spelling mistakes.</li><li>Try to make your CV and cover letter stand out from the crowd by highlighting your skills and achievements inside and outside of your work experience and studies. This is your chance to sell yourself.</li><li>Think about why you want to work for Stewarts rather than any other law firm, and make sure this comes across in your application and interview.</li><li>It’s not just about skillset; we aim to recruit paralegals who respect our values.</li></ul>

Paralegal - Pro Bono Personal Injury - Stewarts

Deadline not stated: apply as soon as possibleTraining ContractsWe are&nbsp;looking&nbsp;for a bright, enthusiastic and organised&nbsp;person to join Tinklin Springall as a&nbsp;receptionist, with a view to becoming a fee earning paralegal. We hope this appointment would then lead onto&nbsp;a training contract following 12 months&nbsp;as a paralegal.&nbsp;We only employ paralegals who can&nbsp;progress to a training contract with us.&nbsp;You will initially work as a receptionist but you will also start to carry out some&nbsp;paralegal type work during this time. You will&nbsp;mainly be working&nbsp;for the&nbsp;main training partner with a view to continuing in his department, initially&nbsp;as a paralegal.Following satisfactory&nbsp;completion of&nbsp;the period as&nbsp;a receptionist&nbsp;you&nbsp;will then progress on&nbsp;to become a fee earning paralegal. You will be treated as&nbsp;if your training contract had started at that time with the intention that you receive three years training. Successful completion of 12 months in the paralegal role&nbsp;is intended to lead&nbsp;seamlessly&nbsp;into&nbsp;the two-year training contract. You will&nbsp;be&nbsp;working within three or four different departments in the firm.You will spend the majority of your time, whether as a paralegal, or under your training contract, sitting in&nbsp;with a partner. You will be involved in client work and when we feel you are ready for it, will deal with some&nbsp;clients directly. Your responsibilities will increase as you progress. You will attend our in house training as soon as you start as a paralegal.&nbsp;There are formal and informal reviews of how you are progressing and a genuine “open door” policy throughout the firm. We want you to understand what you are doing and why, not paint by numbers!&nbsp;We aim to produce well trained and effective solicitors with good practical knowledge and experience from their training.Whilst experience is not essential the successful candidate must have completed a law degree/CPE and the LPC. You must have a keen eye for attention to detail and live within a sensible commute to the office.&nbsp;

Receptionist/Paralegal with potential for Training Contract - Tinklin Springall

Property Paralegal Manchester City Centre £ Negotiable A highly ranking Commercial Law Firm are hiring for a Property Paralegal to join their thriving team in Manchester City Centre. The ideal candidate will play a crucial role in supporting the Property team by providing comprehensive assistance in various aspects of property law. As a Property Paralegal, you will be responsible for managing and organising legal documents, preparing contract packs, liaising with clients and external stakeholders, running a small caseload, document review, and assisting with the preparation of necessary transaction documentation. You will collaborate closely with clients and various stakeholders to ensure that all matters related to property transactions are handled efficiently and effectively. Your expertise in property law will enable you to perform critical tasks including title searches, drafting closing documents, and managing deadlines to ensure compliance with property regulations. This position demands a keen attention to detail, strong analytical skills, and the ability to communicate effectively with clients and colleagues alike. We are looking for a candidate who is highly motivated and has a strong understanding of property law practices. If you are passionate about property and possess the necessary skills and experience, we invite you to apply for this exciting opportunity to advance your paralegal career within a dynamic legal environment. Responsibilities:<ul><li>Assisting the Partner &amp; Team in preparing agreements and other legal documents related to property transactions.</li><li>Conduct title searches and analyse title reports to identify any potential issues that may affect property ownership.</li><li>Draft and review documents, including settlement statements and deed transfers, ensuring accuracy and compliance with relevant laws.</li><li>Maintain organised and up-to-date case files, ensuring all documents are properly filed and accessible for review.</li><li>Coordinate with clients, lenders, and other parties to manage timelines for transactions.</li><li>Assist in the due diligence process for property acquisitions, including reviewing contracts and identifying any legal risks.</li></ul> Requirements:<ul><li>Minimum of 2 years of experience as a Paralegal, Legal Assistant, Executive within Commercial Property or Residential Conveyancing </li><li>Strong knowledge of property law and real estate transaction processes.</li><li>Exceptional organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines efficiently.</li><li>Excellent written and verbal communication skills, able to interact professionally with clients and legal professionals.</li><li>Detail-oriented mindset with a strong focus on accuracy and thoroughness in all tasks</li></ul> This is an exciting opportunity for someone with prior experience within Commercial Property or Residential Conveyancing as an Assistant, Paralegal or Executive to step into a role that offers progression and support from an experienced team. The role will be full time based in Manchester City Centre. Salary is negotiable depending on experience. For further information or to apply please contact Gemma Rush at Ingot Legal Recruitment

Property Paralegal

Deadline 28 February 2025Solicitor ApprenticeAre you looking to unlock your potential and gain invaluable legal experience to enable you to qualify as a Solicitor without the burden of university debt?At VWV, we're proud to be entering&nbsp;our third year of supporting Solicitor Apprentices in the firm. Managing&nbsp;our early careers talent is at the heart of our recruitment strategy, by offering Solicitor Apprenticeships we're hoping to tap into a diverse range of talent previously denied to the legal profession but most definitely considered by us as a missed opportunity.How Does It Work?The VWV Solicitor Apprenticeship is a 6-year Level 7 programme.&nbsp;Across four days per week, you'll learn on the job by&nbsp;supporting one of our legal teams, with one day per week being your allocated study day.&nbsp; You'll have a supervisor who will help you to develop and make sure you're working towards your qualification.&nbsp; You'll also have a buddy, who can support and guide you, plus you'll receive pastoral support from a member of the Early Talent Team.&nbsp; Although you'll start in one team, as you move through your apprenticeship, you'll have the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of different legal areas which could include: Real Estate, Private Client, Commercial, Personal Injury and Charities, among many others.&nbsp; &nbsp;VWV is a hybrid organisation, so you could on occasion be working from home, however mostly you can expect to work from the office alongside your supervisor in order to gain exposure critical to your learning and development.&nbsp;After four years you'll have achieved an LLB (Hons) in Legal Practice at which time you'll join our Trainee Solicitors rotating into a different team every six months, enabling you to become a well-rounded commercial lawyer. &nbsp;During those final two years you'll sit your SQE1 and SQE2 exams. &nbsp;At the end of the six years (and subject to character and suitability assessment) you'll be a fully qualified Solicitor registered with the SRA!As you may be aware, Level 7 apprenticeship funding is currently under government review. We're working closely with our education provider,&nbsp;the University of Law, to establish what this means for the programme and whilst we're committed to supporting apprentices at VWV some specifics (e.g. start date) may be subject to change once the government confirms the new funding guidelines.What's The Eligibility Criteria?Offers (subject to mitigating circumstances) will be conditional upon securing three A-Levels (or equivalent) at grade B or above and five GCSEs at grade 4-9 (or equivalent) two of which must be Maths and English.How Much Does It Cost?Nothing!&nbsp; Not only are all your tuition fees paid, but you'll also receive a competitive salary and attractive employee benefits such as paid holiday, local discounts, transport discounts, pension contributions, private medical insurance, and life assurance.Who Is the Training Provider?We're delighted to partner with the University of Law (ULaw) for the independent study and skills coaching.&nbsp; VWV have a long-standing relationship with ULaw, they've been our LPC and PSC provider for many years and&nbsp;we're also working with them on our SQE provision, they understand our firm's drivers and their course content aligns with the direction of the firm's longer-term vision.What Will I Be Doing Day to Day?Responsibilities will vary and increase as you work through the apprenticeship, though initially you can expect to gain experience in general legal administrative work such as legal contract management, photocopying, scanning, drafting correspondence, answering client calls, attending client meetings, file opening and file closing, preparing files and bundles, legal research and billing preparation.&nbsp; For more detail on the key tasks and expectations of a Solicitor Apprentice, see the attached sample Job Description.Hear Directly from Our Current Solicitor ApprenticesWe're holding an online information session at 5pm on Tuesday 21st January .&nbsp; This is an excellent opportunity to hear more about the programme from some of our current apprentices as well as representatives from VWV and the University of Law, plus ask any questions that you may have. If you'd like to attend, please register via the link on our website.Who Are We Hoping Will Apply?We're looking for resilient budding lawyers who thrive through practical on the job learning, individuals who are passionate and determined to start their career in law. &nbsp;Throughout our assessment process we seek out natural team players with excellent analytical skills, together with great organisational skills and good written and verbal communication skills.&nbsp;How To Apply and What to Expect During the Assessment ProcessWe're striving to be an inclusive employer, to create a workplace and environment that promotes and values&nbsp;diversity, where everyone, regardless of background, can reach their full potential. Contact our recruiter to discuss any adjustments needed so we can make this the best possible candidate experience for you.Click on the apply button before the closing date of Friday 28 February&nbsp;where you'll be asked to confirm your predicted academic grades and provide details of any work experience (paid or voluntary, legal or not - it all counts!) You'll then be given instructions on how to complete the first part of our assessment process which is a short video interview. This is a great opportunity for you to express your motivations for a career in law.If successful, you'll be asked to attend an assessment centre in your chosen office location in April, featuring a written assessment designed to evaluate your attention to detail, and ability to follow instructions.&nbsp; There'll be a fun group exercise to illuminate your teamwork and problem-solving capabilities and then you'll be asked to do a presentation around a topic that we'll provide ahead of time.&nbsp;If successfully through the above, you'll be invited back for a one-day vacation scheme placement a couple of days later, this is a chance for you to work with and impress one of our legal teams and have&nbsp;an interview with&nbsp; our friendly assessors, providing an opportunity for a more in-depth conversation to explore your experiences, goals, and compatibility with our culture..We hope to be in a position to make decisions and subsequent conditional offers in May.Good luck!

Solicitor apprenticeship (school leaver) - 2025 - VWV

DeadlinesTraining Contract is 12/5/2025Summer Vacation Scheme 30th June – 11th July 2025 is 12/01/2025The programmeThe success of any law firm depends on the talent and professionalism of its lawyers and support staff. That is why we are committed to investing in the training and professional development of our trainee solicitors.We are looking for enthusiastic and talented graduates from all backgrounds and cultures who share our commitment to excellence and who want to be part of the continued growth of our London office and become part of the next generation of leaders at our firm.Providing our clients with an excellent service is our number one priority. Our lawyers need to be commercially minded and approachable and able to work with our clients as part of a team on complex and often high profile legal issues. If you feel you can meet this challenge and want to work at an inclusive firm which has a long tradition of pro bono and community support, we would like to hear from you.What It's Really LikeMany law firms, including Arnold &amp; Porter, have a definite style of practice and work environment. We think ours is spirited, open, welcoming, and collegial. We encourage our lawyers to be themselves. Intelligence, originality, initiative, and independent judgment are highly respected. All lawyers, regardless of their experience, are expected to express their views on substantive firm matters.The London office reflects the environment of the firm generally with its collegial and informal atmosphere, regular informal social gatherings, smart business-casual dress policy, team-based assignment policies, and a leading pro bono programme.When you join Arnold &amp; Porter you will be introduced to the firm through our training and induction programme. This includes information about the firm's practices and procedures and training in the use of our IT systems, library, and online data sources. You will attend the fast track Professional Skills Course which is provided externally for the firm.During your training contract you will have the opportunity to spend six months working within four of our practice groups—Life Sciences and Healthcare Regulatory, Intellectual Property, Corporate and Securities, Competition, White Collar Defence, Commercial Litigation, or International Arbitration. Arnold &amp; Porter encourages individuals to work across specialisms, so you may well find that whilst you are working in one group, you undertake work in a variety of different areas and for a variety of partners and fee-earners throughout the firm.The training programme in our London office includes in-house as well as external training sessions, providing professional development training that is linked to a competencies framework. Read more about Trainee life at Arnold &amp; Porter in the&nbsp;Chambers Student Guide True Picture feature.Salary &amp; BenefitsArnold &amp; Porter will pay your fees for required post-graduate courses (PGDL/ SQE/ LPC) prior to your Training Contract.Details of our current trainee salary levels are available on application to a member of the Graduate Recruitment Team. We review salaries annually to be competitive with market levels for equivalent law firms in London. Trainees are entitled to 25 days' annual holiday. Other benefits include participation in the firm's Healthy Incentive Bonus Scheme, seasonal holiday bonus, optical testing, private health insurance, private dental insurance, life assurance, and an interest-free travel season ticket loan.Application ProcessWe look for candidates with a consistently high academic background, who have or are likely to achieve a 2.1 degree or above. Candidates need to demonstrate good analytical skills, combined with a common sense approach. Candidates should be self-motivated, and show their ability to get involved in a wide range of extracurricular activities outside studies, showing a good level of achievement in all areas.We value communication skills and look for evidence that you've worked in teams and taken on responsibility. We also want to get a sense of your enthusiasm, energy, and commitment.We do review all applications we receive, and seek out the applications from individuals who can be perceptive about the things they have done and learned from their experiences.Selection ProcedureWe invite candidates to apply for a training contract and/or summer placement by submitting our online application form. We do not accept any other form of application.We recruit two years in advance for training contracts. .

Training Contract 2027 & Vacation scheme 2025 - Arnold & Porter

Application deadline: Training Contract 1 June 2025Application deadline: Vacation scheme 31 March 2025Are you a law student? Our popular graduate scheme offers a road into a major regional law firm.We are a major regional law firm, and we’re growing fast. We offer a wide variety of opportunities in a range of departments. Whether it’s wills or leases, farmland development or divorces – we'll have something that piques your interest.You will be encouraged to contribute effectively day-to-day – and of course you will be surrounded by experienced lawyers, helping you at every step. We carefully assess the level of responsibility we give you and when you’re ready, you can deliver client-facing work too.Applying for a training contract at TeesVacation schemes are a great way of deciding which firms you would like to apply for a training contract, and Tees’ vacation scheme is no exception. During your placement, you’ll have the chance to chat with our current trainees about life as a trainee solicitor here.Our training contract consists of four seats of six months in different departments at one of our six offices. Trainees work in supportive teams and are supervised by either a Partner or Senior Associate. We actively encourage our trainees to get involved in marketing, networking, training, and social events hosted by the firm. The working environment is enthusiastic and friendly and trainees have regular meetings with their supervisors.At Tees, we support our trainees and their progression through the firm. Some of our previous trainees include:Chris Claxton-Shirley&nbsp;– Wills Tax Trusts and Probate Solicitor at Tees&nbsp;Sally Powell&nbsp;– Family Partner at TeesWe’re award-winningWe won the 2019 Law Careers.net&nbsp;‘Best Trainer – Regional Law Firm’ award. We have a good track record - we've won The LawCareers.Net Recruitment and Training award for ‘Best trainer - Medium regional firm’ in 2016 (and in 2010) and in 2012 we won Best Work Placement scheme – Regional firm.We only recruit academically strong, personable and ambitious people to train with Tees. Our trainees are a big part of the firm’s future, as they progress through their training, into qualification and beyond. Eight of our current partners started their careers as trainees at Tees!&nbsp;When to applyTees’ Training Contract application window opened on&nbsp;Friday, 20 December 2024,&nbsp;and will close at midnight on 1 June 2025.To apply,&nbsp;submit your CV with a cover letter.Tees’ 2026/2027 Training Contract Assessment Day is scheduled on Thursday, 3 July 2025, in Bishop’s Stortford.We receive a very high volume of applications, so please apply well before the closing date. We will respond to all applications after the closing date.What we’re looking for:<ul><li>At least 320 UCAS points (ABB) or equivalent</li><li>At least a 2:1 in your degree</li><li>A keen and genuine interest in Tees</li><li>A personable and ambitious nature</li><li>A well-rounded individual with interests both related and unrelated to the law</li><li>Commercial awareness</li></ul>If that sounds like you, then we would like to hear from you.What is the vacation scheme?Every year, we welcome talented students and graduates for a week’s placement on our vacation scheme. It’s your chance to get to know us and to see what it’s like working in a modern law firm.It’s also our chance to get to know you! We regularly invite vacation scheme candidates to then join our training contract assessment process.How the vacation scheme worksThe vacation scheme runs for one week during June or July every year, and is open to:<ul><li>Second and third year undergraduates</li><li>Graduates</li><li>Students/graduates of the LPC, GDL or SQE&nbsp;</li></ul>During your placement, you’ll get to work on real cases and will work in two or three different departments. You’ll get to see the range of the firm’s work and talk to experienced solicitors about what it’s like to work in their field. We’re interested in hearing from those who are already studying a Law degree, or those who wish to pursue a career in Law with us.We are looking for candidates with:&nbsp;<ul><li>At least 320 UCAS points (ABB at A Level or equivalent)</li><li>A keen and genuine interest in applying to Tees for a training contract after completing the vacation scheme</li><li>A personable and ambitious nature</li><li>Interests both related and unrelated to the law</li><li>Commercial awareness</li></ul>During the week, you will be invited for lunch with some of our current trainees. We will reimburse any travel expenses up to £50.Tees 2025 vacation scheme application deadlinesThe deadline for our 2025 vacation scheme is 31 March 2025. Soon after the closing date, you will be informed whether you will be invited to an interview, which normally takes place in April.&nbsp;In 2025, the vacation scheme will take place in June.Applications are open from&nbsp;20 December 2024. To apply,&nbsp;submit your CV with a cover letter

Training Contract & Vacation scheme - 2026/7 & 2025 - Tees

Application deadlinesVacation scheme route 31 January 2025Training Contract only route 30 April 2025If you are excited by the idea of practicing international law, but crave the teamwork, mentoring and direct client contact that a smaller office offers, we may be the firm for you. Our lawyers in London work closely with our teams in markets worldwide, from Paris to New York, Silicon Valley to Shanghai.&nbsp;Whether you’re looking to start your law career or join us from another firm, our London office offers a dynamic, collaborative environment. We offer a comprehensive training program, including academies focused on developing business skills as you advance. And we will ensure you connect with mentors and have opportunities to make a social impact through a world-renowned pro-bono programme.Our Training ProgramWHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR&nbsp;We look for individuals who want a high level of responsibility from day one, enjoy working in teams, are great at building relationships, have the grit and determination to persevere and find innovation and change exciting. &nbsp;Inspire us with your diverse backgrounds and interests, and tell us about the life experiences and perspectives that shape your worldview. We welcome bright, talented graduates of any discipline who are looking for a firm offering a broad-based training contract. Applicants should have or be on track to achieve a 2:1 (or above) degree in any discipline.&nbsp;VACATION SCHEME ROUTE&nbsp;The primary route to applying for a training contract with us is to apply for a space on our summer vacation scheme programme. Our vacation scheme offers participants an opportunity to see the London office of a U.S. law firm in action and get an insight into what life as a trainee would be like here. During the two-week scheme you’ll spend time in two practice groups, working on real work alongside our trainees, associates and partners. There will also be a variety of social opportunities and events throughout the scheme, giving you an opportunity to really get to know our team. Candidates can also expect to attend various training sessions and workshops and they will be assessed for a training contract via a structured interview, a written exercise, a research task and a group presentation (please note, the assessment process is subject to change).&nbsp;TRAINING CONTRACT ONLY ROUTE&nbsp;We also offer a direct training contract application route, designed primarily for those who are unable to complete a vacation scheme with us. This is part of our commitment to ensuring equal access to our opportunities – we recognise that not all our applicants will be able to attend a vacation scheme with us.&nbsp;COMPENSATION AND SPONSORSHIP&nbsp;Trainee salaries currently start at £55,000 for the first year, rising to £60,000 in your second year. Our NQ salary is currently £140,000. We also offer a competitive benefits package and a dedicated wellness programme in London, including firm yoga classes, and a variety of global and local mental health initiatives. Our trainees will study a bespoke course to prepare for the SQE, and we will also provide a maintenance grant of £1,000 per &nbsp;month for the study period.&nbsp;

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