Lawyer (Commercial)
- Employer
- Norfolk County Council
- Location
- Norwich, Norfolk
- Salary
- £34,995 - £44,493
- Closing date
- 27 Jul 2018
- Reference
- 33665 MDSE
Job Details
Lawyer (Commercial)
£34,995 - £44,493 per annum
County Hall, Norwich
37 hours per week
Permanent contract
nplaw is a shared legal service hosted by Norfolk County Council delivering advice and representation to local authorities and public bodies across England and Wales.
We are looking for a capable and energetic lawyer to join our Public Law Team to provide legal advice in respect of contracts, procurement and commercial law. You will have excellent drafting, communication and negotiation skills as well as being able to work under pressure in a dynamic environment.
You will be committed to protecting the interests of your clients and meeting practice quality standards.
You should be a solicitor, barrister or fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CiLEX). A post at Senior Lawyer level could be available to a suitably qualified and experienced candidate.
Please quote job reference 33665 MDSE
For further details and to apply, visit: www.norfolk.gov.uk/jobsandcareers
Closing date: 27 July 2018
Norfolk County Council welcomes applicants irrespective of age, disability, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or belief. We are committed to supporting flexible working practices for our employees.
Company
We are a public sector shared legal service. We have a wealth of experience gained through many years of advising local government, public bodies and charitable institutions. We offer our clients tried and tested expertise in a wide range of disciplines and our public service ethos sets us apart from private legal practices. We are run in a rigorously commercial manner, working hard to offer excellent value for money whilst at the same time delivering a high quality, efficient legal service to our clients.
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