Job Description
We have direct client instructions on a junior/mid-level private client role in London. Working on a broad range of high-end UK and international tax, trusts and estates matters, you will be joining a premier, supportive law firm which acts for an elite client base.
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Applicants will have career experience at top-ranked private client teams.
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Early applications are strongly encouraged and further information can be supplied on application.
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To discuss this opportunity in the strictest confidence, please submit your details or contact Philip Jennings, Director.
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Please note that where a level of preferred experience or qualification is indicated, this is a guideline only and does not preclude applications from candidates with more or less experience.\n
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Our consultants will review your application and assess your suitability. We endeavour to respond to all applications within 72 hours, however due to the volume of applications we receive we may not be able to respond to every candidate individually and would advise that if you do not hear from us you should assume you are not successful in your application.
Jameson Legal acts as an employment business for temporary recruitment and as an employment agency for fixed term contract and permanent recruitment.\n
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Private Client lawyer - 2+ years' PQE - London employer: Jameson Legal
As a leading commercial law firm in London, we pride ourselves on fostering a collaborative and supportive work culture that empowers our solicitors to take ownership of their projects while contributing to the growth of the practice. Our comprehensive benefits package and flexible working arrangements reflect our commitment to employee well-being, while the opportunity for professional development and mentorship ensures that our team members can build a rewarding and sustainable career in real estate law. Join us to be part of a close-knit team that values your expertise and encourages meaningful contributions across a diverse range of high-profile transactions.
