| Salary band | Any |
|---|---|
| Salary details | unknown |
| Location | Manchester |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Company | RBUK Legal |
| Contact | Andrew Nelson |
| Specialist Areas | Construction |
| Posted | 23rd Jul 2008 |
| Expires | 30th Jul 2008 |
Due to rapid growth and development, an International firm is seeking to recruit a Construction lawyer join the Manchester office. This is an exciting time to join, due to the team's growing client base.
As the ideal candidate, you will;
· have ca 2-4 years of experience
· be a bright ambitious team player with strong academics
· be experienced in contentious and non-contentious Construction work from working at a well-regarded national or regional firm
If you are successful you will be offered a good spread of work with great clients and the right work/life balance.
Salary from ca £40,000 as well as a bonus scheme and excellent benefits package!
To find out more about this role please do call our retained consultant Andrew Nelson in the strictest confidence on (phone number removed) or (phone number removed) or e-mail on (email address removed) You can also review all our current 'live' vacancies on our website at (web address removed)
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