At Ryder Reid Legal, we work closely with a variety of law firms across the US, UK, and internationally, facilitating the staffing of litigation and e-discovery projects.
Our projects often come in at very short notice so we usually require immediate availability from candidates.
As such, we are actively seeking to on board Paralegals who are interested in engaging with this type of work.
The successful candidates will be undertaking document review on a litigation matter.
We are working with an international legal consultancy who are seeking a team of UK qualified lawyers to work on a complex document review project starting ASAP.
The duration of the project is expected to be 2 weeks and you will work remotely from your home, UK only.
Are you a skilled document review lawyer with a strong background in tax litigation?
We seek a team of experienced lawyers to join a contentious review project.
This role requires a sharp eye for detail, a good understanding of and previous review experience within tax litigation, and the ability to navigate complex legal documents.
The project is expected to start next week and the duration is to be confirmed, it is expected to be for approximately 2-3 weeks.
We are working with an international legal consultancy who are seeking a team of paralegals to assist on a high level document review project with a particular emphasis on redactions and privilege based work.
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Our client is seeking a Trade Mark Secretary to provide secretarial and administrative support to their Trade Mark team.
We are delighted to be assisting one of our top tier clients with their search for a short term Trade Mark Secretary for their London office.
This role requires a candidate with the relevant trade mark secretary experience who is organised and has a high attention to detail, as well as working well in a team and individually.
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Study treatments will be sent to participants' homes by post.
Participants will take part remotely by completing questionnaires on their own devices or during telephone interviews with research nurses.