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A prestigious law firm in the UK is seeking a Commercial Lawyer or Senior Commercial Lawyer for a permanent, full-time position. The role involves overseeing a portfolio of legal matters, drafting contracts, advising on regulatory compliance, and managing client relationships. Ideal candidates will have at least 1 year PQE and experience in public sector law. Competitive salary ranges from £44,290 to £58,168.75, along with generous benefits and pension plans.
A prestigious Lexcel-accredited Law Firm is seeking a Commercial Lawyer or Senior Commercial Lawyer for a permanent, full-time position based in offices close to Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire or Northamptonshire.
Join our client's award-winning, multi-accredited practice that specialises within the Public Sector. The successful candidate will handle and oversee a diverse portfolio of legal matters and advisory services. You will be responsible for preparing, negotiating, and providing expert counsel on complex legal projects involving multiple stakeholders and client interests, with particular focus on third sector and charitable organisations.
Our client is a distinguished Law Firm with specialist expertise in Public sector law. As one of the UK's pioneering firms of this type, they serve over 100 organisations spanning the public sector landscape, including local authorities, clinical commissioning groups, NHS foundation trusts, charitable organisations, and emergency services.
This innovative, award-winning practice is recognised for its forward-thinking approach and maintains the highest standards in both management excellence and customer care delivery.
Salaries range depending on PQE for Lawyer £44,290 - £50,240 / Senior Lawyer £50,790 - £58,168.75 DOE
Benefits include 22% pension, 25 days holiday (and options to purchase more), 2 days office attendance and a array of discounts for retail etc
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