An industry leader within Construction Consultancy world are growing their Principal Design team. You will have the opportunity enjoy free barista made coffee, whilst working from their scenic London office. Their clients and projects are all located within half a mile of the office. You will struggle to find a business that will offer more dynamic career progression. If you enjoy carrying out Design Risk Management, then this is the job for you, because almost no site inspections will be required in this role. The CDM Principal Designer role As you carry out the role of Principal Designer, you will offer clients and design teams advisory service on Design Risks. You will work within a team of ex-Designers, so a design background would be advantageous, albeit not essential. The CDM Principal Designer will have Minimum of 3 years within CDM Principal Design (essential) Experience within the Healthcare or Hospital Sector (preferred) NEBOSH Construction (essential) Technical qualification/degree (e.g. Architecture, Building Surveying, Engineering etc.) (preferred) In Return? Up to 55,000 Extremely good career progression Car Allowance Annual Bonus Full professional development and training support Annual Leave plus Bank Holidays and Christmas Pension scheme Support with achieving chartership Collaborative and progressive working environment Contact George Cassidy at Brandon James on (phone number removed). Ref: CDM / Principal Designer / Construction / NEBOSH / IOSH / Tech IOSH / Health and Safety / Building Control / CertIOSH / GradIOSH / CMIOSH / APS / IMaPS / AaPS / CMaPS / CDM Consultant / CDM Advisor / H&S / Design Safety / Architecture / MIIRSM
Aug 30, 2026
Full time
An industry leader within Construction Consultancy world are growing their Principal Design team. You will have the opportunity enjoy free barista made coffee, whilst working from their scenic London office. Their clients and projects are all located within half a mile of the office. You will struggle to find a business that will offer more dynamic career progression. If you enjoy carrying out Design Risk Management, then this is the job for you, because almost no site inspections will be required in this role. The CDM Principal Designer role As you carry out the role of Principal Designer, you will offer clients and design teams advisory service on Design Risks. You will work within a team of ex-Designers, so a design background would be advantageous, albeit not essential. The CDM Principal Designer will have Minimum of 3 years within CDM Principal Design (essential) Experience within the Healthcare or Hospital Sector (preferred) NEBOSH Construction (essential) Technical qualification/degree (e.g. Architecture, Building Surveying, Engineering etc.) (preferred) In Return? Up to 55,000 Extremely good career progression Car Allowance Annual Bonus Full professional development and training support Annual Leave plus Bank Holidays and Christmas Pension scheme Support with achieving chartership Collaborative and progressive working environment Contact George Cassidy at Brandon James on (phone number removed). Ref: CDM / Principal Designer / Construction / NEBOSH / IOSH / Tech IOSH / Health and Safety / Building Control / CertIOSH / GradIOSH / CMIOSH / APS / IMaPS / AaPS / CMaPS / CDM Consultant / CDM Advisor / H&S / Design Safety / Architecture / MIIRSM
Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor London & South East 44,000- 64,000 + Benefits We're recruiting for a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor to join a growing consultancy delivering work across London and the South East. As a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor , you'll be carrying out both Health & Safety and Fire Risk Assessments across residential, commercial and high-rise buildings, working with a varied client portfolio and managing your own workload. What's on offer: 44,000- 58,000 for Level 3 candidates 58,000- 64,000 for Level 4+ candidates Additional 4,000 London weighting for eligible London-based candidates Company car and fuel card 3 days on site, 2 days working from home 6-week training programme Ongoing training and clear progression route Existing training commitments potentially paid for Travel expenses and food allowance for journeys over 2 hours The successful Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor will have: Level 3 or Level 4+ Fire Risk Assessment qualification 2+ years' experience across both Health & Safety and Fire Experience completing Fire Risk Assessments Residential, commercial and ideally high-rise building experience Strong report-writing and client-facing skills Based in London or the South East with easy access into London This is a great opportunity for a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor looking for a business that will invest in training, development and long-term progression. If you're a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor and would be interested in hearing more, message me directly or send over your CV.
Aug 29, 2026
Full time
Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor London & South East 44,000- 64,000 + Benefits We're recruiting for a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor to join a growing consultancy delivering work across London and the South East. As a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor , you'll be carrying out both Health & Safety and Fire Risk Assessments across residential, commercial and high-rise buildings, working with a varied client portfolio and managing your own workload. What's on offer: 44,000- 58,000 for Level 3 candidates 58,000- 64,000 for Level 4+ candidates Additional 4,000 London weighting for eligible London-based candidates Company car and fuel card 3 days on site, 2 days working from home 6-week training programme Ongoing training and clear progression route Existing training commitments potentially paid for Travel expenses and food allowance for journeys over 2 hours The successful Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor will have: Level 3 or Level 4+ Fire Risk Assessment qualification 2+ years' experience across both Health & Safety and Fire Experience completing Fire Risk Assessments Residential, commercial and ideally high-rise building experience Strong report-writing and client-facing skills Based in London or the South East with easy access into London This is a great opportunity for a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor looking for a business that will invest in training, development and long-term progression. If you're a Health, Safety & Fire Risk Advisor and would be interested in hearing more, message me directly or send over your CV.
A growing and well-established fire safety provider is seeking a motivated Firestopping Engineer to join their Passive Fire Protection team on a full-time, permanent basis. This is an excellent opportunity for a reliable Firestopping Engineer looking to develop a long-term career within fire safety, working across a variety of commercial and residential sites UK wide. The successful Firestopping Engineer will be joining a professional, supportive team that delivers passive fire protection works to a high standard, helping to maintain the fire integrity of buildings and protect lives. The Firestopping Engineer's Role The Firestopping Engineer will be responsible for carrying out fire stopping installations, inspections and remedial works across a range of projects. They will seal service penetrations, joints, walls and floors using approved fire-resistant materials, ensuring works are completed in line with fire safety regulations and project requirements. The Firestopping Engineer will read drawings, follow fire safety plans, use PDA-based systems where required, and communicate clearly with managers, clients and site teams. They will also help identify delays, maintain strong site standards and represent the business in a professional manner. The Firestopping Engineer The successful Firestopping Engineer will ideally have: NVQ Level 2 in Passive Fire Protection, preferred FIRAS card, preferred but not essential Experience with fire barrier systems, fire curtains or Rockwool-style systems Experience with ablative batt works A full UK driving licence Good communication and organisational skills A punctual, polite and professional approach The ability to manage their own diary and work independently A willingness to learn new systems and software This role would suit a hands-on Firestopping Engineer who is keen to progress within a busy and reputable fire safety environment. In Return? 27,000 - 35,000, depending on experience Company vehicle or Car Allowance 31 days' holiday, including bank holidays Private medical insurance Sick pay Health and wellbeing programme Ref: LB12026 If you are a Firestopping Engineer considering your next career move, this is a strong opportunity to join a growing fire protection specialist. Fire Stopping Engineer / Firestopping / Passive Fire Protection / Fire Protection / Fire Safety / Fire Barriers / Ablative Batt / Fire Curtains / Compartmentation / Fire Compliance / Building Safety / Fire Stopping Installation / Fire Stopping Inspection.
Aug 28, 2026
Full time
A growing and well-established fire safety provider is seeking a motivated Firestopping Engineer to join their Passive Fire Protection team on a full-time, permanent basis. This is an excellent opportunity for a reliable Firestopping Engineer looking to develop a long-term career within fire safety, working across a variety of commercial and residential sites UK wide. The successful Firestopping Engineer will be joining a professional, supportive team that delivers passive fire protection works to a high standard, helping to maintain the fire integrity of buildings and protect lives. The Firestopping Engineer's Role The Firestopping Engineer will be responsible for carrying out fire stopping installations, inspections and remedial works across a range of projects. They will seal service penetrations, joints, walls and floors using approved fire-resistant materials, ensuring works are completed in line with fire safety regulations and project requirements. The Firestopping Engineer will read drawings, follow fire safety plans, use PDA-based systems where required, and communicate clearly with managers, clients and site teams. They will also help identify delays, maintain strong site standards and represent the business in a professional manner. The Firestopping Engineer The successful Firestopping Engineer will ideally have: NVQ Level 2 in Passive Fire Protection, preferred FIRAS card, preferred but not essential Experience with fire barrier systems, fire curtains or Rockwool-style systems Experience with ablative batt works A full UK driving licence Good communication and organisational skills A punctual, polite and professional approach The ability to manage their own diary and work independently A willingness to learn new systems and software This role would suit a hands-on Firestopping Engineer who is keen to progress within a busy and reputable fire safety environment. In Return? 27,000 - 35,000, depending on experience Company vehicle or Car Allowance 31 days' holiday, including bank holidays Private medical insurance Sick pay Health and wellbeing programme Ref: LB12026 If you are a Firestopping Engineer considering your next career move, this is a strong opportunity to join a growing fire protection specialist. Fire Stopping Engineer / Firestopping / Passive Fire Protection / Fire Protection / Fire Safety / Fire Barriers / Ablative Batt / Fire Curtains / Compartmentation / Fire Compliance / Building Safety / Fire Stopping Installation / Fire Stopping Inspection.
A leading London law firm is seeking an Arbitration Associate to join its highly regarded Dispute Resolution team, specialising in complex international arbitration and sovereign disputes. This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced Arbitration Associate to work on high-value, multi-jurisdictional disputes involving sovereign states, multinational businesses, financial institutions and ultra-high-net-worth clients. The role offers exposure to international commercial arbitration, public international law and complex cross-border litigation within a collaborative and market-leading team. The Arbitration Associate role: Managing key workstreams on complex international arbitration and commercial litigation matters Advising on international commercial arbitration, sovereign disputes and public international law Drafting submissions, pleadings, witness statements and key correspondence Managing large-scale disclosure and e-disclosure exercises Supporting hearings, settlement negotiations and arbitration proceedings Liaising with counsel, expert witnesses, investigators and international legal teams Assisting on matters before ICC, LCIA, DIAC, LMAA and ICSID tribunals Supporting business development through articles, pitches, networking and client events Building and maintaining strong client relationships across international markets The successful Arbitration Associate: Qualified Solicitor with strong experience in international arbitration Experience advising on complex cross-border disputes Exposure to public international law or sovereign-related disputes would be advantageous Excellent drafting, analytical and advocacy skills Experience managing disclosure exercises and e-disclosure platforms Ability to manage matters with increasing autonomy Strong organisational skills and ability to manage competing deadlines Commercially minded with an interest in business development Experience in construction, aviation or investment treaty arbitration (ICSID/UNCITRAL) would be beneficial What's on offer: Salary of 100,000 - 120,000 Hybrid working Exposure to complex, international arbitration and sovereign disputes High levels of client responsibility and autonomy Clear career progression within a prestigious disputes practice Outstanding quality of work with an international client base Supportive and collaborative team culture Comprehensive benefits package
Aug 27, 2026
Full time
A leading London law firm is seeking an Arbitration Associate to join its highly regarded Dispute Resolution team, specialising in complex international arbitration and sovereign disputes. This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced Arbitration Associate to work on high-value, multi-jurisdictional disputes involving sovereign states, multinational businesses, financial institutions and ultra-high-net-worth clients. The role offers exposure to international commercial arbitration, public international law and complex cross-border litigation within a collaborative and market-leading team. The Arbitration Associate role: Managing key workstreams on complex international arbitration and commercial litigation matters Advising on international commercial arbitration, sovereign disputes and public international law Drafting submissions, pleadings, witness statements and key correspondence Managing large-scale disclosure and e-disclosure exercises Supporting hearings, settlement negotiations and arbitration proceedings Liaising with counsel, expert witnesses, investigators and international legal teams Assisting on matters before ICC, LCIA, DIAC, LMAA and ICSID tribunals Supporting business development through articles, pitches, networking and client events Building and maintaining strong client relationships across international markets The successful Arbitration Associate: Qualified Solicitor with strong experience in international arbitration Experience advising on complex cross-border disputes Exposure to public international law or sovereign-related disputes would be advantageous Excellent drafting, analytical and advocacy skills Experience managing disclosure exercises and e-disclosure platforms Ability to manage matters with increasing autonomy Strong organisational skills and ability to manage competing deadlines Commercially minded with an interest in business development Experience in construction, aviation or investment treaty arbitration (ICSID/UNCITRAL) would be beneficial What's on offer: Salary of 100,000 - 120,000 Hybrid working Exposure to complex, international arbitration and sovereign disputes High levels of client responsibility and autonomy Clear career progression within a prestigious disputes practice Outstanding quality of work with an international client base Supportive and collaborative team culture Comprehensive benefits package
A highly regarded London law firm is seeking a Residential Real Estate Paralegal to join its market-leading property team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Residential Real Estate Paralegal looking to develop their career within a prestigious practice, supporting high-value residential property transactions for high-net-worth individuals, family offices, overseas investors and private banks. The successful Residential Real Estate Paralegal will work closely with experienced fee earners on a broad range of prime and super-prime residential property matters, gaining exposure to complex transactions and excellent long-term career development. The Residential Real Estate Paralegal role: Assisting with residential property transactions from instruction through to post-completion Drafting contracts, transfer deeds and reports on title Ordering and reviewing searches and title documents Raising and responding to pre-contract enquiries Liaising with clients, solicitors, estate agents, lenders and other third parties Supporting exchange and completion, including preparing completion statements Submitting SDLT returns and Land Registry applications Managing post-completion matters and Land Registry requisitions Maintaining accurate case files and ensuring regulatory compliance The successful Residential Real Estate Paralegal: Previous residential conveyancing experience within a law firm Strong understanding of the residential conveyancing process Excellent organisation and attention to detail Strong communication and client care skills Confident managing competing deadlines in a busy team Proficient in Microsoft Office and legal case management systems Experience with Elite, Filesite or similar systems would be advantageous A proactive attitude with a genuine interest in residential property law What's on offer: Salary of 25,000 - 30,000 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays Private healthcare Life assurance Pension scheme Interest-free season ticket loan Employee Assistance Programme Excellent training and long-term career progression within a leading Residential Real Estate team
Aug 27, 2026
Full time
A highly regarded London law firm is seeking a Residential Real Estate Paralegal to join its market-leading property team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Residential Real Estate Paralegal looking to develop their career within a prestigious practice, supporting high-value residential property transactions for high-net-worth individuals, family offices, overseas investors and private banks. The successful Residential Real Estate Paralegal will work closely with experienced fee earners on a broad range of prime and super-prime residential property matters, gaining exposure to complex transactions and excellent long-term career development. The Residential Real Estate Paralegal role: Assisting with residential property transactions from instruction through to post-completion Drafting contracts, transfer deeds and reports on title Ordering and reviewing searches and title documents Raising and responding to pre-contract enquiries Liaising with clients, solicitors, estate agents, lenders and other third parties Supporting exchange and completion, including preparing completion statements Submitting SDLT returns and Land Registry applications Managing post-completion matters and Land Registry requisitions Maintaining accurate case files and ensuring regulatory compliance The successful Residential Real Estate Paralegal: Previous residential conveyancing experience within a law firm Strong understanding of the residential conveyancing process Excellent organisation and attention to detail Strong communication and client care skills Confident managing competing deadlines in a busy team Proficient in Microsoft Office and legal case management systems Experience with Elite, Filesite or similar systems would be advantageous A proactive attitude with a genuine interest in residential property law What's on offer: Salary of 25,000 - 30,000 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays Private healthcare Life assurance Pension scheme Interest-free season ticket loan Employee Assistance Programme Excellent training and long-term career progression within a leading Residential Real Estate team
A specialist Regulatory team is seeking a motivated Paralegal to provide support on regulatory prosecution and defence matters, working closely with experienced fee earners and a range of professional regulatory bodies. The Paralegal's Role Preparing legal documents and supporting case preparation Managing case administration and large volumes of documentation Reviewing, sorting, indexing and redacting documents Liaising with clients, witnesses, experts and third parties Requesting transcripts and evidence from courts Assisting with the preparation of hearing bundles Conducting legal and factual research Attending meetings and taking detailed notes Providing general support to fee earners throughout cases The Paralegal Previous legal or paralegal experience preferred Strong organisational and document management skills Excellent attention to detail Strong written and verbal communication skills Able to manage competing priorities and deadlines Confident liaising with clients and third parties Proactive and able to work effectively as part of a team An interest in regulatory law would be advantageous In Return 25,000 - 30,000 salary Exposure to a broad range of regulatory matters Supportive and professional working environment Opportunity to develop specialist regulatory experience
Aug 27, 2026
Full time
A specialist Regulatory team is seeking a motivated Paralegal to provide support on regulatory prosecution and defence matters, working closely with experienced fee earners and a range of professional regulatory bodies. The Paralegal's Role Preparing legal documents and supporting case preparation Managing case administration and large volumes of documentation Reviewing, sorting, indexing and redacting documents Liaising with clients, witnesses, experts and third parties Requesting transcripts and evidence from courts Assisting with the preparation of hearing bundles Conducting legal and factual research Attending meetings and taking detailed notes Providing general support to fee earners throughout cases The Paralegal Previous legal or paralegal experience preferred Strong organisational and document management skills Excellent attention to detail Strong written and verbal communication skills Able to manage competing priorities and deadlines Confident liaising with clients and third parties Proactive and able to work effectively as part of a team An interest in regulatory law would be advantageous In Return 25,000 - 30,000 salary Exposure to a broad range of regulatory matters Supportive and professional working environment Opportunity to develop specialist regulatory experience
CDM Principal Designer A Construction Consultancy who have been operating for over 100 years are now seeking a CDM Principal Designer to be involved in a variety of mostly Commercial, Heritage and Healthcare projects. Not only this but they work in pretty much every sector, which will offer the successful CDM Principal Designer a varying day-to-day throughout the year. They offer hybrid work and a social office environment from which you can develop from their experienced team. This hire is due to a period of commercial success, which will offer the successful CDM Principal Designer long term career progression. The Role The successful CDM Principal Designer will be involved in limiting major and all CDM related risk during the design stages. The role will require clear communication to ensure handover to Principal Contractor is as effective as possible. The Person The CDM Principal Designer suitable for this role will have at least 2 years within a CDM Principal Design / Design Risk Management role. You will have a NEBOSH Construction or a relevant level 3 equivalent H&S / NEBOSH certificate. Already having security clearance will be beneficial, but not vital. In Return? The salary is negotiable dependant on your ability and experience but as a guide: Up to 50,000 pa Car allowance Bonus Pension Season ticket loan Health care Gym membership Corporate incentive scheme There really is not a more exciting role for a CDM Principal Designer in the London market currently. If you are a CDM Principal Designer and are considering your career options currently, please contact Bex Ellinger at Brandon James on (phone number removed) Ref: BE61713 CDM / Principal Designer / Construction / NEBOSH / IOSH / Tech IOSH / Health and Safety / Architecture / CertIOSH / ARB / CMIOSH / APS / IMaPS / AaPS / CMaPS / CDM Consultant / CDM Advisor / RIBA / Design Safety / Architecture / Construction H&S
Aug 27, 2026
Full time
CDM Principal Designer A Construction Consultancy who have been operating for over 100 years are now seeking a CDM Principal Designer to be involved in a variety of mostly Commercial, Heritage and Healthcare projects. Not only this but they work in pretty much every sector, which will offer the successful CDM Principal Designer a varying day-to-day throughout the year. They offer hybrid work and a social office environment from which you can develop from their experienced team. This hire is due to a period of commercial success, which will offer the successful CDM Principal Designer long term career progression. The Role The successful CDM Principal Designer will be involved in limiting major and all CDM related risk during the design stages. The role will require clear communication to ensure handover to Principal Contractor is as effective as possible. The Person The CDM Principal Designer suitable for this role will have at least 2 years within a CDM Principal Design / Design Risk Management role. You will have a NEBOSH Construction or a relevant level 3 equivalent H&S / NEBOSH certificate. Already having security clearance will be beneficial, but not vital. In Return? The salary is negotiable dependant on your ability and experience but as a guide: Up to 50,000 pa Car allowance Bonus Pension Season ticket loan Health care Gym membership Corporate incentive scheme There really is not a more exciting role for a CDM Principal Designer in the London market currently. If you are a CDM Principal Designer and are considering your career options currently, please contact Bex Ellinger at Brandon James on (phone number removed) Ref: BE61713 CDM / Principal Designer / Construction / NEBOSH / IOSH / Tech IOSH / Health and Safety / Architecture / CertIOSH / ARB / CMIOSH / APS / IMaPS / AaPS / CMaPS / CDM Consultant / CDM Advisor / RIBA / Design Safety / Architecture / Construction H&S
Clerk of Works A respected construction consultancy is seeking a driven, field-based Clerk of Works to join their team to cover projects across Bristol up to Birmingham. The Clerk of Works Role The successful Clerk of Works will be responsible for inspecting workmanship, quality and safety across a varied portfolio of construction projects. Working closely with surveyors, project teams, aftercare colleagues and clients, the Clerk of Works will provide clear and accurate reporting throughout the construction process. Responsibilities will include: Reporting back on M&E installation, quality assurance and workmanship to the aftercare team and surveyors. Attending initial and recurring project meetings with clients and the wider project team Carrying out regular site inspections across projects throughout the Midlands Ensuring works are delivered in accordance with drawings, specifications and required quality standards Inspecting workmanship, materials, installations and site quality Completing and distributing site inspection reports, progress reports and quality control documentation Providing clear photographic records of progress and defects Attending site meetings and delivering verbal updates to clients and project teams Identifying defects, non-compliance and areas requiring corrective action Assisting with snagging and de-snagging inspections Supporting project handover procedures Maintaining professional communication with clients, contractors and colleagues The Clerk of Works The successful Clerk of Works will ideally have: Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, Site Inspector, Quality Inspector or similar A sound understanding of building construction and site quality standards Experience inspecting residential developments Experience in M&E inspections, installations and quality control A strong eye for detail and high-quality workmanship Knowledge of fire stopping, ideally supported by a relevant qualification MICWCI status or a commitment to working towards membership A valid CSCS card Strong verbal communication skills and confidence contributing during meetings The ability to manage several projects and competing deadlines A full, clean UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly across the Midlands In Return? Salary: 60,000 - 70,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, with M&E experience in the midlands, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21864
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
Clerk of Works A respected construction consultancy is seeking a driven, field-based Clerk of Works to join their team to cover projects across Bristol up to Birmingham. The Clerk of Works Role The successful Clerk of Works will be responsible for inspecting workmanship, quality and safety across a varied portfolio of construction projects. Working closely with surveyors, project teams, aftercare colleagues and clients, the Clerk of Works will provide clear and accurate reporting throughout the construction process. Responsibilities will include: Reporting back on M&E installation, quality assurance and workmanship to the aftercare team and surveyors. Attending initial and recurring project meetings with clients and the wider project team Carrying out regular site inspections across projects throughout the Midlands Ensuring works are delivered in accordance with drawings, specifications and required quality standards Inspecting workmanship, materials, installations and site quality Completing and distributing site inspection reports, progress reports and quality control documentation Providing clear photographic records of progress and defects Attending site meetings and delivering verbal updates to clients and project teams Identifying defects, non-compliance and areas requiring corrective action Assisting with snagging and de-snagging inspections Supporting project handover procedures Maintaining professional communication with clients, contractors and colleagues The Clerk of Works The successful Clerk of Works will ideally have: Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, Site Inspector, Quality Inspector or similar A sound understanding of building construction and site quality standards Experience inspecting residential developments Experience in M&E inspections, installations and quality control A strong eye for detail and high-quality workmanship Knowledge of fire stopping, ideally supported by a relevant qualification MICWCI status or a commitment to working towards membership A valid CSCS card Strong verbal communication skills and confidence contributing during meetings The ability to manage several projects and competing deadlines A full, clean UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly across the Midlands In Return? Salary: 60,000 - 70,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, with M&E experience in the midlands, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21864
An opportunity has arisen for an organised and experienced Residential Conveyancing Paralegal to support a Partner within a busy Residential Property team. The successful candidate will assist with a varied caseload covering freehold and leasehold sales and purchases, remortgages and transfers of equity. The role combines legal and administrative support, client communication, file management and post-completion work. This would suit a proactive paralegal with previous residential conveyancing experience who is confident managing competing priorities and providing high-quality support in a busy, client-focused environment. Key Responsibilities Supporting the Partner with a varied residential conveyancing caseload. Assisting with freehold and leasehold sales and purchases, remortgages and transfers of equity. Opening, maintaining and closing client files. Liaising with clients, estate agents, solicitors and lenders. Preparing and assisting with contracts, leases and completion statements. Assisting with Land Registry applications and title searches. Supporting post-completion matters. Managing electronic and physical filing in line with firm procedures. Arranging appointments, meetings and diary commitments. Dealing with client enquiries by telephone, email and in person. Assisting with general case administration and preparation of legal documents. Audio and copy typing using digital dictation where required. Ensuring files and case management systems are kept accurate and up to date. About You Previous experience working within a law firm is essential. Strong residential conveyancing experience . Excellent organisational and administrative skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Good client care and interpersonal skills. Experience using legal case management systems. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office. Strong typing and document management skills. Good level of numeracy and attention to detail. Able to manage competing priorities and work effectively to deadlines. Proactive, self-motivated and willing to take ownership of tasks. Professional and flexible approach to supporting a busy team. What's on Offer 26,000 - 29,000 salary Opportunity to work closely with an experienced Residential Property Partner. Exposure to a varied residential conveyancing caseload. Supportive and collaborative working environment. Opportunity to develop your conveyancing experience and legal career. Full-time, permanent position.
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
An opportunity has arisen for an organised and experienced Residential Conveyancing Paralegal to support a Partner within a busy Residential Property team. The successful candidate will assist with a varied caseload covering freehold and leasehold sales and purchases, remortgages and transfers of equity. The role combines legal and administrative support, client communication, file management and post-completion work. This would suit a proactive paralegal with previous residential conveyancing experience who is confident managing competing priorities and providing high-quality support in a busy, client-focused environment. Key Responsibilities Supporting the Partner with a varied residential conveyancing caseload. Assisting with freehold and leasehold sales and purchases, remortgages and transfers of equity. Opening, maintaining and closing client files. Liaising with clients, estate agents, solicitors and lenders. Preparing and assisting with contracts, leases and completion statements. Assisting with Land Registry applications and title searches. Supporting post-completion matters. Managing electronic and physical filing in line with firm procedures. Arranging appointments, meetings and diary commitments. Dealing with client enquiries by telephone, email and in person. Assisting with general case administration and preparation of legal documents. Audio and copy typing using digital dictation where required. Ensuring files and case management systems are kept accurate and up to date. About You Previous experience working within a law firm is essential. Strong residential conveyancing experience . Excellent organisational and administrative skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Good client care and interpersonal skills. Experience using legal case management systems. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office. Strong typing and document management skills. Good level of numeracy and attention to detail. Able to manage competing priorities and work effectively to deadlines. Proactive, self-motivated and willing to take ownership of tasks. Professional and flexible approach to supporting a busy team. What's on Offer 26,000 - 29,000 salary Opportunity to work closely with an experienced Residential Property Partner. Exposure to a varied residential conveyancing caseload. Supportive and collaborative working environment. Opportunity to develop your conveyancing experience and legal career. Full-time, permanent position.
Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer A growing multi-disciplinary building consultancy is seeking a Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer to take a key role within its expanding Principal Designer offering. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced BRPD who wants to lead on Higher-Risk Building activity, taking technical ownership of complex projects while helping develop the consultancy's Building Regulations Principal Designer service. Working alongside Architects, Building Surveyors and Fire Engineers, the successful Principal Designer will have access to a strong technical team and a varied portfolio of complex building safety projects. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer Role The Lead BRPD will take responsibility for Principal Designer duties under the Building Regulations, with a particular focus on Higher-Risk Buildings and complex residential projects. You will lead design compliance reviews, coordinate multidisciplinary design teams and advise clients on Building Regulations and Building Safety Act requirements. A significant part of the position will involve HRB activity, including supporting and leading Gateway submissions, managing compliance information, design change control and maintaining the Golden Thread. Alongside project delivery, you will act as a technical lead for BRPD services, supporting colleagues, developing procedures and helping grow the service nationally. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer The successful candidate will ideally have: Strong Building Regulations Principal Designer experience Proven experience working on Higher-Risk Buildings Excellent Building Regulations and Approved Documents knowledge Strong understanding of the Building Safety Act 2022 Experience with Gateway 2 submissions and the Building Safety Regulator Background in Architecture, Building Surveying or a similar design discipline RIBA, ARB, CIAT, RICS, CABE or APS membership advantageous Confidence leading clients and multidisciplinary design teams In Return? 65,000 - 75,000 Flexible / home working Car allowance Performance-related bonus Pension contribution Private healthcare Professional subscriptions Ongoing CPD and technical development Opportunity to lead HRB activity Significant autonomy within a growing service Clear progression opportunities If you are a Building Regulations Principal Designer considering your career options, please contact Bex Ellinger at Brandon James on (phone number removed). Building Regulations Principal Designer / BRPD / Principal Designer / Building Safety Act / Higher Risk Buildings / HRB / Gateway 2 / Building Safety Regulator / Architecture / Building Surveying / Fire Safety / RIBA / RICS / CIAT / CABE / APS / Design Compliance
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer A growing multi-disciplinary building consultancy is seeking a Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer to take a key role within its expanding Principal Designer offering. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced BRPD who wants to lead on Higher-Risk Building activity, taking technical ownership of complex projects while helping develop the consultancy's Building Regulations Principal Designer service. Working alongside Architects, Building Surveyors and Fire Engineers, the successful Principal Designer will have access to a strong technical team and a varied portfolio of complex building safety projects. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer Role The Lead BRPD will take responsibility for Principal Designer duties under the Building Regulations, with a particular focus on Higher-Risk Buildings and complex residential projects. You will lead design compliance reviews, coordinate multidisciplinary design teams and advise clients on Building Regulations and Building Safety Act requirements. A significant part of the position will involve HRB activity, including supporting and leading Gateway submissions, managing compliance information, design change control and maintaining the Golden Thread. Alongside project delivery, you will act as a technical lead for BRPD services, supporting colleagues, developing procedures and helping grow the service nationally. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer The successful candidate will ideally have: Strong Building Regulations Principal Designer experience Proven experience working on Higher-Risk Buildings Excellent Building Regulations and Approved Documents knowledge Strong understanding of the Building Safety Act 2022 Experience with Gateway 2 submissions and the Building Safety Regulator Background in Architecture, Building Surveying or a similar design discipline RIBA, ARB, CIAT, RICS, CABE or APS membership advantageous Confidence leading clients and multidisciplinary design teams In Return? 65,000 - 75,000 Flexible / home working Car allowance Performance-related bonus Pension contribution Private healthcare Professional subscriptions Ongoing CPD and technical development Opportunity to lead HRB activity Significant autonomy within a growing service Clear progression opportunities If you are a Building Regulations Principal Designer considering your career options, please contact Bex Ellinger at Brandon James on (phone number removed). Building Regulations Principal Designer / BRPD / Principal Designer / Building Safety Act / Higher Risk Buildings / HRB / Gateway 2 / Building Safety Regulator / Architecture / Building Surveying / Fire Safety / RIBA / RICS / CIAT / CABE / APS / Design Compliance
Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer A growing multi-disciplinary building consultancy is seeking a Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer to take a key role within its expanding Principal Designer offering. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced BRPD who wants to lead on Higher-Risk Building activity, taking technical ownership of complex projects while helping develop the consultancy's Building Regulations Principal Designer service. Working alongside Architects, Building Surveyors and Fire Engineers, the successful Principal Designer will have access to a strong technical team and a varied portfolio of complex building safety projects. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer Role The Lead BRPD will take responsibility for Principal Designer duties under the Building Regulations, with a particular focus on Higher-Risk Buildings and complex residential projects. You will lead design compliance reviews, coordinate multidisciplinary design teams and advise clients on Building Regulations and Building Safety Act requirements. A significant part of the position will involve HRB activity, including supporting and leading Gateway submissions, managing compliance information, design change control and maintaining the Golden Thread. Alongside project delivery, you will act as a technical lead for BRPD services, supporting colleagues, developing procedures and helping grow the service nationally. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer The successful candidate will ideally have: Strong Building Regulations Principal Designer experience Proven experience working on Higher-Risk Buildings Excellent Building Regulations and Approved Documents knowledge Strong understanding of the Building Safety Act 2022 Experience with Gateway 2 submissions and the Building Safety Regulator Background in Architecture, Building Surveying or a similar design discipline RIBA, ARB, CIAT, RICS, CABE or APS membership advantageous Confidence leading clients and multidisciplinary design teams In Return? 65,000 - 75,000 Flexible / home working Car allowance Performance-related bonus Pension contribution Private healthcare Professional subscriptions Ongoing CPD and technical development Opportunity to lead HRB activity Significant autonomy within a growing service Clear progression opportunities If you are a Building Regulations Principal Designer considering your career options, please contact Bex Ellinger at Brandon James on (phone number removed). Building Regulations Principal Designer / BRPD / Principal Designer / Building Safety Act / Higher Risk Buildings / HRB / Gateway 2 / Building Safety Regulator / Architecture / Building Surveying / Fire Safety / RIBA / RICS / CIAT / CABE / APS / Design Compliance
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer A growing multi-disciplinary building consultancy is seeking a Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer to take a key role within its expanding Principal Designer offering. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced BRPD who wants to lead on Higher-Risk Building activity, taking technical ownership of complex projects while helping develop the consultancy's Building Regulations Principal Designer service. Working alongside Architects, Building Surveyors and Fire Engineers, the successful Principal Designer will have access to a strong technical team and a varied portfolio of complex building safety projects. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer Role The Lead BRPD will take responsibility for Principal Designer duties under the Building Regulations, with a particular focus on Higher-Risk Buildings and complex residential projects. You will lead design compliance reviews, coordinate multidisciplinary design teams and advise clients on Building Regulations and Building Safety Act requirements. A significant part of the position will involve HRB activity, including supporting and leading Gateway submissions, managing compliance information, design change control and maintaining the Golden Thread. Alongside project delivery, you will act as a technical lead for BRPD services, supporting colleagues, developing procedures and helping grow the service nationally. The Lead Building Regulations Principal Designer The successful candidate will ideally have: Strong Building Regulations Principal Designer experience Proven experience working on Higher-Risk Buildings Excellent Building Regulations and Approved Documents knowledge Strong understanding of the Building Safety Act 2022 Experience with Gateway 2 submissions and the Building Safety Regulator Background in Architecture, Building Surveying or a similar design discipline RIBA, ARB, CIAT, RICS, CABE or APS membership advantageous Confidence leading clients and multidisciplinary design teams In Return? 65,000 - 75,000 Flexible / home working Car allowance Performance-related bonus Pension contribution Private healthcare Professional subscriptions Ongoing CPD and technical development Opportunity to lead HRB activity Significant autonomy within a growing service Clear progression opportunities If you are a Building Regulations Principal Designer considering your career options, please contact Bex Ellinger at Brandon James on (phone number removed). Building Regulations Principal Designer / BRPD / Principal Designer / Building Safety Act / Higher Risk Buildings / HRB / Gateway 2 / Building Safety Regulator / Architecture / Building Surveying / Fire Safety / RIBA / RICS / CIAT / CABE / APS / Design Compliance
A leading specialist disputes law firm is seeking an experienced Paralegal to join its Civil Fraud and Commercial Litigation team on an initial 12-month contract. The successful Paralegal will provide dedicated legal and administrative support on complex litigation matters, gaining exposure to high-profile disputes and working closely with solicitors, clients and Counsel. The Paralegal's Role Supporting hearings and trials, including preparing bundles and agreeing indices Filing, organising and retrieving documents Arranging transcribers and supporting hearing logistics Drafting legal research memos Taking detailed notes during client, Counsel and third-party meetings Liaising with clients and external parties by email and telephone Providing general case and administrative support The Paralegal Minimum 1 year's previous paralegal experience within litigation Experience supporting large or complex litigation matters Law degree or GDL, with LPC or BPTC preferred Excellent written and verbal communication skills Strong organisation and attention to detail Proactive and able to manage challenging deadlines Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook In Return 26,000 - 30,000 salary 12-month contract Exposure to complex and high-profile disputes 25 days' annual leave Pension contributions Subsidised gym membership Supportive and collaborative working environment
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
A leading specialist disputes law firm is seeking an experienced Paralegal to join its Civil Fraud and Commercial Litigation team on an initial 12-month contract. The successful Paralegal will provide dedicated legal and administrative support on complex litigation matters, gaining exposure to high-profile disputes and working closely with solicitors, clients and Counsel. The Paralegal's Role Supporting hearings and trials, including preparing bundles and agreeing indices Filing, organising and retrieving documents Arranging transcribers and supporting hearing logistics Drafting legal research memos Taking detailed notes during client, Counsel and third-party meetings Liaising with clients and external parties by email and telephone Providing general case and administrative support The Paralegal Minimum 1 year's previous paralegal experience within litigation Experience supporting large or complex litigation matters Law degree or GDL, with LPC or BPTC preferred Excellent written and verbal communication skills Strong organisation and attention to detail Proactive and able to manage challenging deadlines Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook In Return 26,000 - 30,000 salary 12-month contract Exposure to complex and high-profile disputes 25 days' annual leave Pension contributions Subsidised gym membership Supportive and collaborative working environment
A leading London law firm is seeking an Associate to join its busy Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team. This is an excellent opportunity for a talented solicitor to work closely with Partners and experienced lawyers on complex claimant matters, while developing their technical expertise and client relationships. The successful Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury Associate will handle a varied caseload involving complex liability, causation and quantum issues, with exposure to high-value and challenging claims. The Associate's Role Advising clients on complex claimant clinical negligence and personal injury claims Managing casework across liability, causation and quantum Working closely with Partners and senior lawyers on complex matters Preparing legal documents, correspondence and advice Conducting legal research and analysing evidence Managing cases in accordance with procedural and funding requirements Maintaining strong client relationships and providing high-quality client care Liaising with experts, counsel and other professionals involved in claims Contributing to case strategy and achieving strong outcomes for clients Supporting the wider department with business development activities Developing relationships with existing referrers and identifying new sources of work Contributing to the profile and growth of the department and wider firm The Associate Qualified solicitor with experience in clinical negligence and/or claimant personal injury Strong experience across liability, causation and quantum Good understanding of relevant procedural and funding requirements Excellent legal drafting and analytical skills Strong attention to detail and case management abilities Excellent client care and communication skills Commercially aware and proactive in developing relationships Able to work effectively as part of a team while taking ownership of matters Strong interest in business development and building a professional profile Organised and able to manage competing priorities effectively What's on Offer? 45,000 - 60,000 salary Opportunity to work closely with Partners Complex and high-quality claimant clinical negligence and personal injury work Strong client exposure and responsibility Opportunities to develop referrer relationships and business development skills Supportive and collaborative working environment Excellent long-term career development opportunities This is an excellent opportunity for a Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury Associate looking to develop their career within a highly regarded team, working on complex claimant matters with genuine opportunities for progression and business development.
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
A leading London law firm is seeking an Associate to join its busy Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team. This is an excellent opportunity for a talented solicitor to work closely with Partners and experienced lawyers on complex claimant matters, while developing their technical expertise and client relationships. The successful Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury Associate will handle a varied caseload involving complex liability, causation and quantum issues, with exposure to high-value and challenging claims. The Associate's Role Advising clients on complex claimant clinical negligence and personal injury claims Managing casework across liability, causation and quantum Working closely with Partners and senior lawyers on complex matters Preparing legal documents, correspondence and advice Conducting legal research and analysing evidence Managing cases in accordance with procedural and funding requirements Maintaining strong client relationships and providing high-quality client care Liaising with experts, counsel and other professionals involved in claims Contributing to case strategy and achieving strong outcomes for clients Supporting the wider department with business development activities Developing relationships with existing referrers and identifying new sources of work Contributing to the profile and growth of the department and wider firm The Associate Qualified solicitor with experience in clinical negligence and/or claimant personal injury Strong experience across liability, causation and quantum Good understanding of relevant procedural and funding requirements Excellent legal drafting and analytical skills Strong attention to detail and case management abilities Excellent client care and communication skills Commercially aware and proactive in developing relationships Able to work effectively as part of a team while taking ownership of matters Strong interest in business development and building a professional profile Organised and able to manage competing priorities effectively What's on Offer? 45,000 - 60,000 salary Opportunity to work closely with Partners Complex and high-quality claimant clinical negligence and personal injury work Strong client exposure and responsibility Opportunities to develop referrer relationships and business development skills Supportive and collaborative working environment Excellent long-term career development opportunities This is an excellent opportunity for a Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury Associate looking to develop their career within a highly regarded team, working on complex claimant matters with genuine opportunities for progression and business development.
A leading London law firm specialising in serious injury and clinical negligence is welcoming speculative applications from talented Paralegals looking to develop their legal career. This is an excellent opportunity for a Personal Injury Paralegal to join a specialist team focused on securing the best possible outcomes for clients who have suffered serious injuries. The firm is committed to exceptional client care, high-quality litigation and supporting the professional development of its people. The Personal Injury Paralegal role: Supporting solicitors with complex personal injury and clinical negligence matters Assisting with case preparation and document management Conducting legal research and reviewing evidence Preparing correspondence and legal documentation Liaising with clients, medical professionals, counsel and third parties Assisting with litigation and case progression Maintaining accurate case files and monitoring deadlines Providing high-quality client care throughout the life of each matter The successful Personal Injury Paralegal: Previous paralegal or legal experience preferred Interest in personal injury and/or clinical negligence Strong organisational and administrative skills Excellent attention to detail Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent client care and interpersonal skills Ability to manage competing priorities and deadlines Proactive, compassionate and committed approach Keen to develop a long-term career within specialist litigation What's on offer: Salary of 27,000 - 30,000 Opportunity to join a leading specialist personal injury firm Exposure to complex, high-value litigation Supportive learning and development culture Excellent long-term career progression opportunities Collaborative and client-focused working environment
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
A leading London law firm specialising in serious injury and clinical negligence is welcoming speculative applications from talented Paralegals looking to develop their legal career. This is an excellent opportunity for a Personal Injury Paralegal to join a specialist team focused on securing the best possible outcomes for clients who have suffered serious injuries. The firm is committed to exceptional client care, high-quality litigation and supporting the professional development of its people. The Personal Injury Paralegal role: Supporting solicitors with complex personal injury and clinical negligence matters Assisting with case preparation and document management Conducting legal research and reviewing evidence Preparing correspondence and legal documentation Liaising with clients, medical professionals, counsel and third parties Assisting with litigation and case progression Maintaining accurate case files and monitoring deadlines Providing high-quality client care throughout the life of each matter The successful Personal Injury Paralegal: Previous paralegal or legal experience preferred Interest in personal injury and/or clinical negligence Strong organisational and administrative skills Excellent attention to detail Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent client care and interpersonal skills Ability to manage competing priorities and deadlines Proactive, compassionate and committed approach Keen to develop a long-term career within specialist litigation What's on offer: Salary of 27,000 - 30,000 Opportunity to join a leading specialist personal injury firm Exposure to complex, high-value litigation Supportive learning and development culture Excellent long-term career progression opportunities Collaborative and client-focused working environment
An ambitious and growing law firm is seeking a Commercial Property Solicitor to join its expanding team in Reading. This is an excellent opportunity for a Commercial Property Solicitor looking to develop their career, build strong client relationships and play an active role in the continued growth of the team. The Commercial Property Solicitor's Role Advising clients across a broad range of commercial property matters Handling property acquisitions, disposals and investment transactions Acting on freehold and leasehold sales and purchases Advising on the granting and taking of leases Supporting property development and asset management matters Providing clear, practical and commercially focused legal advice Building and developing strong client relationships Supporting and mentoring junior team members Contributing to business development, networking and marketing activities Developing sector knowledge and contributing to the wider team The Commercial Property Solicitor 2-5 years' PQE in commercial property Experience across general commercial property matters Strong drafting and analytical skills Excellent attention to detail Commercially minded with a practical approach Strong written and verbal communication skills Good organisational and time management skills Confident working independently and as part of a team Thames Valley connections would be advantageous In Return 50,000 - 60,000 salary Hybrid working following probation 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays Medicash benefits Pension scheme Clear progression opportunities Opportunity to contribute to the growth and development of the team
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
An ambitious and growing law firm is seeking a Commercial Property Solicitor to join its expanding team in Reading. This is an excellent opportunity for a Commercial Property Solicitor looking to develop their career, build strong client relationships and play an active role in the continued growth of the team. The Commercial Property Solicitor's Role Advising clients across a broad range of commercial property matters Handling property acquisitions, disposals and investment transactions Acting on freehold and leasehold sales and purchases Advising on the granting and taking of leases Supporting property development and asset management matters Providing clear, practical and commercially focused legal advice Building and developing strong client relationships Supporting and mentoring junior team members Contributing to business development, networking and marketing activities Developing sector knowledge and contributing to the wider team The Commercial Property Solicitor 2-5 years' PQE in commercial property Experience across general commercial property matters Strong drafting and analytical skills Excellent attention to detail Commercially minded with a practical approach Strong written and verbal communication skills Good organisational and time management skills Confident working independently and as part of a team Thames Valley connections would be advantageous In Return 50,000 - 60,000 salary Hybrid working following probation 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays Medicash benefits Pension scheme Clear progression opportunities Opportunity to contribute to the growth and development of the team
A leading London law firm is seeking a bright and enthusiastic Residential Property Paralegal to join its highly regarded Residential Property team. This is an excellent opportunity to gain exposure to complex, high-value residential property matters while working alongside experienced lawyers and PAs within a collaborative and supportive environment. The team advises individuals, families, developers and private banks on prime residential property transactions, including acquisitions, disposals, developments and leasehold matters. The Residential Property Paralegal's Role Supporting fee earners and PAs across a varied residential property caseload Assisting with post-exchange and post-completion matters Preparing SDLT submissions and payments Making Land Registry applications and responding to requisitions Drafting and serving notices, statutory declarations and statements of truth Ordering Land Registry documents and planning/building regulation records Preparing, formatting and proofreading legal documents and correspondence Managing electronic matter files and document control using NetDocuments Supporting transaction progression across complex property matters Assisting with client onboarding, AML/KYC and conflict checks Carrying out legal and factual research Preparing reports, appendices and supporting documentation Updating data rooms and extranets Assisting with client meetings, presentations and business development events Providing wider paralegal and administrative support to the Property team during busy periods The Residential Property Paralegal Previous experience in a property-focused paralegal role would be preferred Strong academic background Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills Strong written and verbal communication skills Confident working independently and managing competing deadlines Proactive, flexible and willing to take ownership of tasks Strong research and analytical abilities Ability to follow complex procedures accurately Good IT and document management skills Professional, personable and collaborative approach Genuine interest in residential property law What's on Offer? 26,000 - 30,000 salary Opportunity to work on high-value residential property matters Exposure to sophisticated clients and complex transactions Supportive and collaborative team environment Strong training and development opportunities Agile working arrangements Excellent long-term career progression This is an excellent opportunity for a Residential Property Paralegal looking to develop their experience within a highly regarded London property practice and gain exposure to some of the capital's most prestigious residential property matters.
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
A leading London law firm is seeking a bright and enthusiastic Residential Property Paralegal to join its highly regarded Residential Property team. This is an excellent opportunity to gain exposure to complex, high-value residential property matters while working alongside experienced lawyers and PAs within a collaborative and supportive environment. The team advises individuals, families, developers and private banks on prime residential property transactions, including acquisitions, disposals, developments and leasehold matters. The Residential Property Paralegal's Role Supporting fee earners and PAs across a varied residential property caseload Assisting with post-exchange and post-completion matters Preparing SDLT submissions and payments Making Land Registry applications and responding to requisitions Drafting and serving notices, statutory declarations and statements of truth Ordering Land Registry documents and planning/building regulation records Preparing, formatting and proofreading legal documents and correspondence Managing electronic matter files and document control using NetDocuments Supporting transaction progression across complex property matters Assisting with client onboarding, AML/KYC and conflict checks Carrying out legal and factual research Preparing reports, appendices and supporting documentation Updating data rooms and extranets Assisting with client meetings, presentations and business development events Providing wider paralegal and administrative support to the Property team during busy periods The Residential Property Paralegal Previous experience in a property-focused paralegal role would be preferred Strong academic background Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills Strong written and verbal communication skills Confident working independently and managing competing deadlines Proactive, flexible and willing to take ownership of tasks Strong research and analytical abilities Ability to follow complex procedures accurately Good IT and document management skills Professional, personable and collaborative approach Genuine interest in residential property law What's on Offer? 26,000 - 30,000 salary Opportunity to work on high-value residential property matters Exposure to sophisticated clients and complex transactions Supportive and collaborative team environment Strong training and development opportunities Agile working arrangements Excellent long-term career progression This is an excellent opportunity for a Residential Property Paralegal looking to develop their experience within a highly regarded London property practice and gain exposure to some of the capital's most prestigious residential property matters.
A growing London law firm is seeking a Construction Solicitor to join its expanding Construction team in Farringdon. This is an excellent opportunity for a 2-4 PQE Solicitor to develop a broad construction practice with exposure to both contentious and non-contentious matters. Working closely with Partners and experienced fee earners, you will advise a diverse client base across construction, real estate, development and related commercial projects. The role offers significant responsibility, direct client contact and genuine opportunities for career progression. The Construction Solicitor's Role Drafting, reviewing and negotiating construction contracts, including JCT and NEC Supporting construction due diligence for real estate, development and finance transactions Drafting and reviewing collateral warranties, professional appointments, sub-contracts and ancillary documents Advising on live construction projects, contractual interpretation and risk management Supporting contentious matters including adjudication, arbitration, litigation and TCC proceedings Conducting legal research and preparing commercially focused advice Managing relationships with clients, contractors, consultants, lenders and other stakeholders Working collaboratively with Real Estate, Real Estate Finance, Dispute Resolution and Corporate teams Supporting business development, networking and client relationship activities Taking ownership of matters and contributing to the continued growth of the Construction practice The Construction Solicitor 2-4 years' PQE in construction law preferred Experience across contentious and/or non-contentious construction matters Good understanding of standard form contracts, particularly JCT and NEC FIDIC experience would be advantageous Strong drafting, analytical and legal research skills Excellent commercial awareness and technical legal knowledge Strong attention to detail and ability to manage competing deadlines Excellent client communication and relationship-building skills Proactive, organised and solutions-focused approach Ability to work independently while contributing effectively to a wider team What's on Offer? 50,000 - 60,000 salary Hybrid working Farringdon office Broad exposure to contentious and non-contentious construction work Direct client contact and responsibility Strong collaboration with Real Estate, Finance and Dispute Resolution teams Business development and networking opportunities Genuine career progression within a growing Construction practice This is an excellent opportunity for a Construction Solicitor looking to develop their career within a growing team and gain exposure to high-quality construction work across a broad range of sectors.
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
A growing London law firm is seeking a Construction Solicitor to join its expanding Construction team in Farringdon. This is an excellent opportunity for a 2-4 PQE Solicitor to develop a broad construction practice with exposure to both contentious and non-contentious matters. Working closely with Partners and experienced fee earners, you will advise a diverse client base across construction, real estate, development and related commercial projects. The role offers significant responsibility, direct client contact and genuine opportunities for career progression. The Construction Solicitor's Role Drafting, reviewing and negotiating construction contracts, including JCT and NEC Supporting construction due diligence for real estate, development and finance transactions Drafting and reviewing collateral warranties, professional appointments, sub-contracts and ancillary documents Advising on live construction projects, contractual interpretation and risk management Supporting contentious matters including adjudication, arbitration, litigation and TCC proceedings Conducting legal research and preparing commercially focused advice Managing relationships with clients, contractors, consultants, lenders and other stakeholders Working collaboratively with Real Estate, Real Estate Finance, Dispute Resolution and Corporate teams Supporting business development, networking and client relationship activities Taking ownership of matters and contributing to the continued growth of the Construction practice The Construction Solicitor 2-4 years' PQE in construction law preferred Experience across contentious and/or non-contentious construction matters Good understanding of standard form contracts, particularly JCT and NEC FIDIC experience would be advantageous Strong drafting, analytical and legal research skills Excellent commercial awareness and technical legal knowledge Strong attention to detail and ability to manage competing deadlines Excellent client communication and relationship-building skills Proactive, organised and solutions-focused approach Ability to work independently while contributing effectively to a wider team What's on Offer? 50,000 - 60,000 salary Hybrid working Farringdon office Broad exposure to contentious and non-contentious construction work Direct client contact and responsibility Strong collaboration with Real Estate, Finance and Dispute Resolution teams Business development and networking opportunities Genuine career progression within a growing Construction practice This is an excellent opportunity for a Construction Solicitor looking to develop their career within a growing team and gain exposure to high-quality construction work across a broad range of sectors.
An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Legal Support Assistant to join a busy Property practice, providing key administrative and legal support to fee earners across a varied caseload. This role would be well suited to a recent graduate or an individual with some legal administration experience who is looking to develop their career within property law. You will work closely with solicitors and the wider team, gaining valuable exposure to property transactions and the day-to-day running of a busy legal practice. The Role Providing administrative and legal support to fee earners, including dealing with dictations and email instructions. Opening and closing files, carrying out conflict checks and obtaining AML documentation. Creating and maintaining electronic files and organising deeds, documents and correspondence. Preparing letters of engagement and terms of business. Liaising with search providers and assisting with Land Registry and SDLT documentation. Preparing, scanning, printing and bundling legal documents and maintaining accurate electronic files. Assisting with post-completion matters and preparing deeds packets. Supporting accounts and billing processes, including preparing draft bills and allocating disbursements. Collating and reporting data for fee earners and clients. Organising meetings, conferences and appointments. Supporting internal team communications and wider administrative requirements. Attending legal training and contributing to business development and marketing activities. About You Recent graduate or previous experience within a legal or professional services environment. A genuine interest in developing a career within property law. Previous property experience would be advantageous but is not essential. Strong IT skills and confidence learning new systems and technologies. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Outlook and Excel. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong organisation and time management skills. Good level of numeracy and attention to detail. Able to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively. Professional and confident when dealing with clients and external contacts. Positive, enthusiastic and willing to learn. A collaborative approach with the ability to work effectively with Partners, solicitors and support staff. What's on Offer 24,000 - 26,000 salary , depending on experience. Opportunity to develop a career within property law. Exposure to a broad range of property matters. Supportive and collaborative working environment. Training and development opportunities. Hybrid working available following successful completion of probation.
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Legal Support Assistant to join a busy Property practice, providing key administrative and legal support to fee earners across a varied caseload. This role would be well suited to a recent graduate or an individual with some legal administration experience who is looking to develop their career within property law. You will work closely with solicitors and the wider team, gaining valuable exposure to property transactions and the day-to-day running of a busy legal practice. The Role Providing administrative and legal support to fee earners, including dealing with dictations and email instructions. Opening and closing files, carrying out conflict checks and obtaining AML documentation. Creating and maintaining electronic files and organising deeds, documents and correspondence. Preparing letters of engagement and terms of business. Liaising with search providers and assisting with Land Registry and SDLT documentation. Preparing, scanning, printing and bundling legal documents and maintaining accurate electronic files. Assisting with post-completion matters and preparing deeds packets. Supporting accounts and billing processes, including preparing draft bills and allocating disbursements. Collating and reporting data for fee earners and clients. Organising meetings, conferences and appointments. Supporting internal team communications and wider administrative requirements. Attending legal training and contributing to business development and marketing activities. About You Recent graduate or previous experience within a legal or professional services environment. A genuine interest in developing a career within property law. Previous property experience would be advantageous but is not essential. Strong IT skills and confidence learning new systems and technologies. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Outlook and Excel. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong organisation and time management skills. Good level of numeracy and attention to detail. Able to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively. Professional and confident when dealing with clients and external contacts. Positive, enthusiastic and willing to learn. A collaborative approach with the ability to work effectively with Partners, solicitors and support staff. What's on Offer 24,000 - 26,000 salary , depending on experience. Opportunity to develop a career within property law. Exposure to a broad range of property matters. Supportive and collaborative working environment. Training and development opportunities. Hybrid working available following successful completion of probation.
A leading specialist law firm is seeking an International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal to join its busy London office. This is an excellent opportunity for a Paralegal with experience in immigration, international protection, arbitration or human rights to join a highly respected team. Working alongside experienced solicitors, you will support a varied caseload while developing your expertise in complex international and public law matters. The International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal's Role The successful International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal will provide legal and administrative support across a broad range of international protection and arbitration matters. Responsibilities will include: Drafting legal correspondence, witness statements and court documents Preparing Home Office, Tribunal and Court applications Managing electronic and paper case files Liaising with clients, counsel, courts and government bodies Attending client meetings, conferences and hearings, taking detailed attendance notes Preparing bundles and supporting documentation Monitoring deadlines and maintaining accurate case management records Assisting with legal research and case preparation Supporting AML, compliance and client onboarding procedures Contributing to business development through networking and legal articles The International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal At least 6 months' paralegal experience within immigration, litigation, arbitration or human rights Law degree, GDL, LPC or SQE qualification Strong drafting and legal research skills Excellent written and spoken English Outstanding organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities Strong client care and interpersonal skills Proactive, adaptable and able to work both independently and as part of a team Experience of Home Office procedures, international arbitration or human rights work would be advantageous In Return? 26,000 - 30,000 salary Exposure to high-quality international protection and arbitration work Excellent training and career development Supportive and collaborative working environment Direct client contact and early responsibility Long-term progression within a specialist London law firm
Aug 25, 2026
Full time
A leading specialist law firm is seeking an International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal to join its busy London office. This is an excellent opportunity for a Paralegal with experience in immigration, international protection, arbitration or human rights to join a highly respected team. Working alongside experienced solicitors, you will support a varied caseload while developing your expertise in complex international and public law matters. The International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal's Role The successful International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal will provide legal and administrative support across a broad range of international protection and arbitration matters. Responsibilities will include: Drafting legal correspondence, witness statements and court documents Preparing Home Office, Tribunal and Court applications Managing electronic and paper case files Liaising with clients, counsel, courts and government bodies Attending client meetings, conferences and hearings, taking detailed attendance notes Preparing bundles and supporting documentation Monitoring deadlines and maintaining accurate case management records Assisting with legal research and case preparation Supporting AML, compliance and client onboarding procedures Contributing to business development through networking and legal articles The International Protection & Arbitration Paralegal At least 6 months' paralegal experience within immigration, litigation, arbitration or human rights Law degree, GDL, LPC or SQE qualification Strong drafting and legal research skills Excellent written and spoken English Outstanding organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities Strong client care and interpersonal skills Proactive, adaptable and able to work both independently and as part of a team Experience of Home Office procedures, international arbitration or human rights work would be advantageous In Return? 26,000 - 30,000 salary Exposure to high-quality international protection and arbitration work Excellent training and career development Supportive and collaborative working environment Direct client contact and early responsibility Long-term progression within a specialist London law firm
A highly regarded London law firm is seeking a Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal to join its busy Dispute Resolution team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Paralegal looking to build a career in restructuring and insolvency law, supporting experienced fee earners on a broad range of contentious, advisory and non-contentious matters. The role offers exposure to both complex, high-value cases and day-to-day insolvency work within a collaborative and supportive team. The Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal's Role The successful Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal will provide support across a varied caseload, assisting fee earners throughout the lifecycle of matters. Responsibilities will include: Assisting with restructuring and insolvency matters from instruction through to conclusion Managing case administration and document management Reviewing, analysing and summarising large volumes of documents Supporting disclosure and document review exercises Conducting legal research and factual investigations Carrying out Companies House, Land Registry and other relevant searches Preparing court documents, bundles and e-filing applications Liaising with clients, counsel, court staff and third parties Attending client meetings, conferences with counsel and court hearings Taking detailed attendance notes and maintaining accurate case records The Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal Previous paralegal experience within litigation, dispute resolution, insolvency or commercial law Law degree, LPC, SQE or equivalent legal qualification preferred Strong legal research and analytical skills Excellent attention to detail and organisational ability Experience reviewing and managing large volumes of documentation Strong written and verbal communication skills Able to prioritise workload and meet tight deadlines Professional, proactive and a strong team player In Return? 25,000 - 30,000 salary Exposure to complex restructuring and insolvency matters Excellent training and career development Supportive and collaborative working environment High-quality work alongside experienced specialists Long-term progression opportunities within a respected Dispute Resolution team
Aug 25, 2026
Full time
A highly regarded London law firm is seeking a Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal to join its busy Dispute Resolution team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Paralegal looking to build a career in restructuring and insolvency law, supporting experienced fee earners on a broad range of contentious, advisory and non-contentious matters. The role offers exposure to both complex, high-value cases and day-to-day insolvency work within a collaborative and supportive team. The Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal's Role The successful Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal will provide support across a varied caseload, assisting fee earners throughout the lifecycle of matters. Responsibilities will include: Assisting with restructuring and insolvency matters from instruction through to conclusion Managing case administration and document management Reviewing, analysing and summarising large volumes of documents Supporting disclosure and document review exercises Conducting legal research and factual investigations Carrying out Companies House, Land Registry and other relevant searches Preparing court documents, bundles and e-filing applications Liaising with clients, counsel, court staff and third parties Attending client meetings, conferences with counsel and court hearings Taking detailed attendance notes and maintaining accurate case records The Restructuring & Insolvency Paralegal Previous paralegal experience within litigation, dispute resolution, insolvency or commercial law Law degree, LPC, SQE or equivalent legal qualification preferred Strong legal research and analytical skills Excellent attention to detail and organisational ability Experience reviewing and managing large volumes of documentation Strong written and verbal communication skills Able to prioritise workload and meet tight deadlines Professional, proactive and a strong team player In Return? 25,000 - 30,000 salary Exposure to complex restructuring and insolvency matters Excellent training and career development Supportive and collaborative working environment High-quality work alongside experienced specialists Long-term progression opportunities within a respected Dispute Resolution team
