Advocacy jobs in United States
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Chadwick Nott
Employment Solicitor: Advocate, HR Advisor & Client Growth
Job summary
A leading law firm in Liverpool seeks an Employment Solicitor to manage a mixed caseload and provide HR legal advice to key clients. Responsibilities include conducting advocacy at Employment Tribunals, assisting team members, and drafting essential legal documents. The ideal candidate has 1 - 3 years PQE and strong communication and teamwork skills. Advocacy experience is preferred but a keen interest in developing those skills is also welcome. This role offers a dynamic work environment focused on delivering excellent client service.
Qualifications
- 1 - 3 years PQE is essential for this role.
- Experience in advocacy is preferred, or a strong interest in advocacy.
- Prior employment experience is essential.
Responsibilities
- Manage a mixed caseload of employment work.
- Provide HR employment law advice to key clients.
- Conduct advocacy at Employment Tribunals.
Skills
Education
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