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LAW Absolute is a leading Legal 500 firm expanding its advocacy team across multiple levels. The firm offers high-quality work, genuine career development, and a culture that puts people first. They welcome Solicitor Advocates, Barristers, or solicitors transitioning into advocacy, with full training and support.
Roles feature flexible working from home with court attendance as required, and a strong national practice with potential for long-term career progression in advocacy.
I am working with a leading Legal 500 law firm that is expanding its advocacy team and is looking to recruit at multiple levels. This is an excellent opportunity to join an established, nationally recognised legal business offering high-quality work, genuine career development and a working culture that puts its people first.
The firm specialises in insurance litigation and legal services, working with major insurers, businesses and other organisations across the UK. With an extensive national practice, a strong reputation in its market and a forward-thinking approach to legal services, it offers the opportunity to develop your advocacy expertise within a well-established and highly regarded team.
The firm is keen to speak with experienced Solicitor Advocates and Barristers, but is equally interested in qualified Solicitors with a strong fee-earning background who are looking to transition into advocacy. Full training and support will be provided to help the right candidates make this move.
They are also open to candidates from public sector backgrounds who have advocacy experience and are looking to take their careers in a new direction.
Depending on experience, the roles will offer the opportunity to develop your advocacy practice, work on a varied range of litigation matters and build your expertise within a specialist team.
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Whether you are already an established advocate or are looking to make the move into advocacy with the right training and support, this could be an excellent next step.