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Housing Law Paralegal - City of London
Choosing a career with Duncan Lewis is choosing a law firm that is the largest provider of publicly funded (legal aid) legal services in the country
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Locum Housing Litigation Lawyer
Locum Housing Litigation Lawyer – Predominantly Remote Working – 3 Months + - Up to £55 per hour Umbrella – West Midlands Position: Locum Housin
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Housing Litigation Lawyer
A local authority based in London is seeking a Senior Housing Litigation Lawyer for an initial period of three months. The successful Lawyer will...
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Litigation Solicitor (housing litigation) 1+ PQE, Bristol
Litigation Solicitor (housing litigation) 1+ PQE Bristol *TOP 100 Firm*
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Housing Law Paralegal
A Legal500 Leading law firm, looking to recruit dedicated and experienced Housing Law Paralegals to join their team of professionals in City of London
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Locum Housing Litigation Lawyer
Locum Housing Litigation Lawyer – Predominantly Remote Working – 3 Months + - Up to £55 per hour Umbrella – East Ang
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Housing Litigation Executive
My client is a specialist, modern, dynamic law firm in the centre of Liverpool enjoying continued success. The firm is looking to further embellish
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Housing Litigation Solicitor
Sellick Partnership are delighted to be recruiting to a housing litigation role in Yorkshire! The role would be suitable for a reasonable newly qualif
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Locum Housing Litigation
Locum Housing Litigation Lawyer – Predominantly Remote Working – 3 Months + - Up to £55 per hour Umbrella – East AngliaPosition: Locum Housing Litig
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Social Housing Litigation Solicitor
Social Housing Litigation Solicitor A leading law firm with a 30 strong Housing Team acting on behalf of local authorities and housing associations
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Housing Law in East Dulwich (Hybrid Working)
A well-established South East London firm is looking for a solicitor to work in the Housing Law department at their East Dulwich office. Please not...