A new vacancy has arisen with a small specialist litigation firm based in Kingston, Surrey. They are looking for a locum to cover about 4 weeks of maternity leave whilst the senior partner is away. The work is landlord and tenant, particularly leasehold enfranchisement and they use CMS (Leap). Start date will be in October. Date to be confirmed.
Contact: Jonathan Fagan
Email: jobs@interimlawyers.co.uk
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I was a bit apprehensive at first when you initially emailed me as I thought this would be another generic email and I have unfortunately previously had some poor experiences with recruiters. That is not to say that all recruiters out there are the same but I can honestly say WITHOUT A DOUBT you have been the most pleasant recruiter I have dealt with; very efficient and found me the ideal role very quickly. This is testament to your capabilities and I am deeply grateful for this opportunity. Thank you so much once again for your efforts Emma.
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