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Commercial Contracts Partner

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Commercial Contracts Solicitor (Partner), 8+ Years PQE, Birmingham, £Highly Competitive (DOE)
Rare opportunity for a Commercial Contracts Solicitor / Partner to handle an existing caseload of commercial matters and assist in the further development of the department based out of the London office.
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- My client is one of the most innovative law firms and boasts an impressive quality of work which most city law firms would be more than pleased to undertake.
- The successful Commercial Partner will have a minimum of 8+ years’ experience and will ideally already be a Partner or a Senior Associate who is desperately trying to achieve partnership where they are.
- You will be expected to support the more senior members of the team and provide supervision and support to the more junior members.
- You will already be working at a leading national firm and boast strong technical skills across the broad spectrum of commercial work.
- Fiercely ambitious and determined to succeed, this firm will offer you unparalleled career progression.
- The firm are considering candidates at Senior Associate and Junior Partner level.
- You will have excellent verbal and written communication skills to interact with clients and other stakeholders and offer exceptional levels of client care.
- Highly competitive remuneration package on offer.
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To apply contact Penny on 0121 454 1004 or email penny.trotman@enllegal.co.uk with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.


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