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​Working with knowledgeable and highly experienced specialist Legal Recruiters, you are assured of a smooth, non-pressured journey in either securing your new role or finding a new employee for your business.

Legal Salary Survey

We have experience in recruiting across the UK with a particular focus across the South East and London and finding staffing solutions for a wide range of law firms and legal departments within larger organisations. We have key specialisms in:

  • Employment Law

  • Property – Residential and Commercial

  • Personal Injury

  • Criminal

  • Family

  • Private Client

  • Corporate and Commercial

  • Litigation - Civil and Commercial

We work closely with both our Candidates and Clients, taking time to fully understand your needs and matching them accordingly. We believe that success is in the detail and that’s why our placements stick!

If you are looking for your next Employee or career opportunity, please get in touch:

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Corporate/Commercial Solicitor
Eastbourne£60000 - £95000 per annum

A prestigious Legal 500 firm with an award-winning Corporate/Commercial team is seeking a Senior Corporate/Commercial Solicitor or Partner to join them in their busy Eastbourne office. This role in...

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Corporate Commercial Solicitor
Royal Tunbridge Wells£55000 - £65000 per annum

Corporate & Commercial Solicitor Are you an experienced Corporate & Commercial Solicitor looking for an opportunity to join a well-established and highly regarded law firm? Our client, a respected ...

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Corporate Solicitor
ChelmsfordCompetitive

Corporate Solicitor Are you ready to take the next step in your legal career? Join a forward-thinking, multi-discipline law firm with offices in Essex and Suffolk as a Corporate Solicitor, offering...

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IT Support Assistant
Maidstone£25000 - £27000 per annum

IT Support Assistant – Maidstone Up to £27,000 (DOE) | Leading Professional Services Firm Are you a tech-savvy individual with a passion for IT support? We’re recruiting for an IT Support Assistant...

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