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19th December Legal Job Update

posts just into us as follows:

3077 Conveyancing, Commercial property Small practice near Chichester seek a locum to permanent solicitor at senior level. Chichester, Sussex, South Coast negotiable

3078 Crime South East London firm seek a crime solicitor, with police station accreditation, but from NQ level upwards, to join their firm. South London negotiable

3079 Wills & Probate Wiltshire firm seek a wills & probate lawyer to join their firm. Wiltshire, South West negotiable

3080 Family Panel member and supervisor for LSC sought by Pinner firm of smaller size. Firm concentrate on family law work, and deal with LSC and privately funded matters. Pinner, Middlesex, South East negotiable

3081 Wills & Probate Birmingham firm seek a wills & probate solicitor to join their team. Birmingham, West Midlands negotiable

3082 Commercial Property, Company Commercial, Landlord & Tenant Three commercial/commercial property lawyers sought for an immediate start by an East London firm with a commercial focus. The areas the candidates need to cover are as follows: 1 L&T work. 2 Commercial property generally - sales and purchases of investmentand development work. 3 Assets purchase - hotel, nursing homes, dental praice. They will also look at taking on at salaried partnership level. East London negotiable

3083 Crime Crime locum to permanent post in Southend. Need to be at least supervisory level, dealing with defence and prosecution work. Southend, Essex, South East negotiable

3084 Conveyancing Solicitor sought by larger sized practice in Brentwood to join the conveyancing department. Brentwood, Essex, South East negotiable

Any interest, please let me know by email jbfagan@tenpercent.co.uk or by telephoning 01352 810850. www.ten-percent.co.uk Legal Recruitment Consultants

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