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Head of RTA
Top of market salaryClear pathway for progressionSupportive work cultureA well-established firm is excited to be recruiting for an
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Residential Development Associate
My client a Legal 500 firm based in the heart of Manchester is looking to recruit a Residential Development Associate within their Residential De...
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Residential Development Solicitor
Award-winning, well-respected law firm looking to recruit a Residential Development Solicitor into their South Manchester offices. Sacco Mann has work
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Defendant Clinical Negligence Solicitor
Defendant Clinical Negligence Healthcare Solicitor - Manchester - 45k - 65kAward-winning law firm seeks to recruit a talented and experienced Healt...
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Real Estate Litigation (NQ & Associates)
Manchester - Top Tier Law Firm. A popular and sought after place to work.
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Legal Counsel
Sacco Mann is working alongside a highly reputable business established 25 years ago working with regulated advisers to provide a range of award-winni
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Commercial Solicitor
Market leading law firm looking for a Commercial Solicitor to join their Manchester office.Our client is a specialist legal practice within sports and
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Commercial Solicitor
Market leading law firm looking for a Commercial Solicitor to join their Manchester office.Our client is a specialist legal practice within sports and
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Probate Associate/Senior Associate
4+ PQEAward-winning, law firm named one of the UK's Best Companies To Work ForGreat career progression opportunity focus on probateHybrid
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Real Estate (NQ and Associate Levels)
Manchester – Top Tier Law Firm. Enviable client list operating in a range of sectors including Redevelopment, Life Sciences, Energy and Investment.
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Clinical Negligence Solicitor
Clinical Negligence Solicitor Claimant Manchester Fee Earner/ Litigation executive