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Found 4 Partner-designate jobs for £80,000 - £89,999
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CORPORATE (9 - 15 PQE) (CAYMAN ISLANDS) (US$250,000 - US$275,000 + BONUS) (TAX-FREE)
A rare opportunity for a high calibre senior corporate lawyer to join the Cayman Islands office of a leading global offshore law firm as one of the...
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Infrastructure Finance Lawyer (Associate 1-4 PQE)
Leading US firm: you will be given every opportunity to learn, develop and progress at the highest level.
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CORPORATE (4 - 6 PQE) (BVI) (US$150,000 - US$170,000) (8% TAX)
We have been instructed by the BVI office of this global offshore firm to search for an ambitious high calibre mid-level corporate lawyer with betw...
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NEW: 2024: Corporate MA Partner, White Shoe based in London, PEP well over 3M US
NEW 2024: Corporate Partner (or with a team also seriously considered) needed for Top 10 US 'White Shoe' firm .. London office. This very well thou...
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NEW 2024: US Firm in Singapore, Partner for LNG / Oil and Gas, Projects, Very High $$
NEW Partner for 2024: SG: Oil and Gas. Top $$$ rates; with a known great and humble leader at the helm, this top tier Global US practice is not onl...
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New 2024: 2+, Insolvency and Restructuring / Litigation, London Associate, City
2 to 4 PQE .. Commercial Litigation / Restructuring and Insolvency .. a rare junior role for us at EW, but this Global and City practice is thrivi...
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New 2024: Associate to be taken on as a Partner, Private Equity, London (very cool team!)
NEW 2024 .. ££$$ Associate to Partner: this exclusive PE role will be a welcome relief to those looking for a UK firm over a US firm, one with part...