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Dispute Resolution Solicitor
The successful candidate will have an excellent legal grounding in contentious work, combined with impressive soft skills...
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CONTENTIOUS CYBER AND DATA PROTECTION - INTERNATIONAL ELITE - LONDON
Opportunity for a mid to senior level associate or legal director to join a highly ranked contentious cybersecurity and data protection practice.
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Property and Casualty Associate/Senior Associate
Our client is an international law firm that has insurance as a core sector. This top-tier insurance practice advises clients ranging from large mu...
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COMMERCIAL LITIGATION (5 - 10 PQE) (CAYMAN ISLANDS) (TO US$230,000 + ONUS) (TAX-FREE)
We are currently instructed to search for a 5 - 10 PQE high calibre commercial litigation/dispute resolution lawyer to join the Cayman office of of...
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Asia Pacific / Australasia - Relocation Opportunities for UK Qualified Lawyers - All Practice Areas
Duke and Rawson is an established legal recruitment firm with a long track record of assisting UK-based lawyers achieve their relocation to Australia
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Considering a relocation to Australia / Asia Pacific? Discuss your options with our experienced team
Duke and Rawson is an established legal recruitment firm with a long track record of assisting UK-based lawyers achieve their relocation to Australia
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Considering a relocation to Australia / Asia Pacific? Discuss your options with our experienced team
Duke and Rawson is an established legal recruitment firm with a long track record of assisting UK-based lawyers achieve their relocation to Australia