I am currently working with a highly accomplished Legal 500 Law firm who are seeking an experienced Paralegal to join their family and crime team/ Court of Protection team.
My client are looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic individual to join our friendly specialist team which provides advice, assistance and representation to vulnerable adults who may lack capacity to make certain decisions, predominantly in relation to their health and welfare and often in complex and high-profile cases.
The Court of Protection can make decisions about the health and welfare, and the property and financial affairs of adults who lack mental capacity to make decisions for themselves.
Posted by Eclectic Recruitment • £24K/yr to £28K/yr
General
We are proud to be representing our well-respected legal client in their search for a paralegal to join their Residential Conveyancing team on a permanent basis.
This position will be based full time in the office, Monday to Friday, 9-5.
Key duties to include
Undertake file opening and administrative duties as required.
I am currently working with a highly accomplished Legal 500 Law firm who are seeking an experienced Paralegal to join their family team.
My client are looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic individual to join our friendly specialist team which provides advice, assistance and representation to vulnerable adults who may lack capacity to make certain decisions, predominantly in relation to their health and welfare and often in complex and high-profile cases.
The Court of Protection can make decisions about the health and welfare, and the property and financial affairs of adults who lack mental capacity to make decisions for themselves.
I am currently working with a highly accomplished Legal 500 Law firm who are seeking an experienced Paralegal to join their Crime team.
My client are looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic individual to join our friendly specialist team which provides advice, assistance and representation to vulnerable adults who may lack capacity to make certain decisions, predominantly in relation to their health and welfare and often in complex and high-profile cases.
The Court of Protection can make decisions about the health and welfare, and the property and financial affairs of adults who lack mental capacity to make decisions for themselves.