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| Salary band | Any |
|---|---|
| Salary details | unknown |
| Location | Somerset |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Company | Chadwick Nott |
| Contact | Alice Carpanini |
| Specialist Areas | Agricultural, Commercial Property/Real Estate |
| Posted | 30th Sep 2008 |
| Expires | 30th Sep 2008 |
Outstanding opportunity for an Agricultural Property Lawyer!
Our client has one of the regions leading agricultural practices, which acts for a wide range of commercial and private clients with businesses founded in agriculture, land use and the rural economy generally. This three partner strong agricultural team now has a vacancy for an ambitious solicitor to undertake an interesting and varied role, focusing on non-contentious agricultural matters.
This is a premier opportunity to join a thriving team where this work is at the very core of the firm's business areas.
If you would like to hear more about what it means to join this exceptional firm, then please call me on (phone number removed) for a fully confidential discussion about this role. Alternatively, email me at (email address removed)
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