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Description We are currently seeking a Content Assistant to join our dynamic marketing team to be based in one of our 18 offices firm wide. The Content Assistant will play a crucial role in providing creative and operational support to the Head of Marketing as well as the broader marketing team.
Application Deadline: 28 January 2026
Department: Marketing
Location: Firmwide
Compensation: £24,129 - £30,069 / year
This is a busy role as the marketing team supports our regional offices, our Union clients, our practice leads, and provides campaign support for high-level claimant and media opportunities. Our personal injury marketing is sophisticated, which means the work is challenging and rewarding. We help deliver leads to our talented and specialised team of lawyers. But our work doesn’t end with leads — it is much more!
Want to be part of our team? Apply today.
We welcome applications from across the UK. This role can be based from any of our offices nationwide, with hybrid working available and occasional travel as required.
The role involves creating and adapting visual assets across print and digital channels using Adobe Creative Suite and Canva, ensuring brand consistency and quality. You’ll maintain brand guidelines, prepare artwork for internal approval, and act as the main contact for visual materials. Responsibilities also include coordinating video content with AI tools, repurposing existing materials into new formats, managing staff photography, and developing engaging content such as infographics while keeping all brand assets up to date.
We’re looking for someone who is proficient in Adobe Creative Suite and Canva, with experience in video editing and a strong understanding of visual hierarchy across both digital and print materials. The ideal candidate will have a working knowledge of AI tools and how they can be used to enhance creative workflows, along with solid technical skills including Mac OS, OneDrive and cloud storage, Microsoft 365, and the wider Microsoft Office suite. An understanding of digital and print artworking is essential, including working from spec sheets, approving print proofs, and managing DPI and file size requirements.