Attorney

• Support a key Simmons & Simmons client on transactional funds matters
• Run or support deals from initiation through to closing
• Engage regularly with the sponsoring Partner and client team
• Work autonomously while collaborating with the wider team
• Deliver work quickly and effectively to tight deadlines
• Prioritise workloads in a dynamic, fast-moving environment

Interim Transactional Funds Lawyer

• Support a key client at Simmons & Simmons as a junior corporate lawyer
• Undertake a full-time, fully remote assignment expected to last 3 months
• Review and draft contracts
• Work independently while escalating matters when appropriate
• Collaborate with the wider team and client team
• Prioritise workloads and deliver work effectively to tight deadlines
• Engage regularly with a sponsoring Partner and client team
• Participate in training, development, networking events, webinars, and firmwide events

Interim Corporate Lawyer – Junior

• Gather factual evidence to evaluate fitness-to-practise concerns after initial screening
• Ensure cases are investigated proportionately and promptly to protect the public in line with NMC statutory obligations
• Advise case holders on case direction, scoping, evidential considerations, risk management, and procedural issues
• Provide advice from investigation planning through review of completed investigation reports and evidence
• Provide direction on some cases and no advice on others as new working methods are tested
• Conduct witness interviews
• Engage with registrants, their representatives, and other external parties
• Provide oversight and support for High Court applications to extend interim orders
• Support High Court and Family Court applications seeking disclosure orders
• Motivate and coach junior staff
• Collaborate with other teams and work directly on cases

Investigations Lawyer

• Provide specialist legal advice and manage property law disputes across the Trust’s operational property portfolio
• Deliver pragmatic, risk-based solutions and protect the Trust’s interests
• Conduct property law disputes with adjoining landowners, occupiers and other third parties under supervision by the Senior Litigation Lawyer
• Advise on the Trust’s rights and duties regarding land under historic waterway enabling legislation
• Advise on enforcement of the Trust’s modern statutory powers
• Liaise with external solicitors to facilitate effective and efficient conduct of externally handled property litigation matters
• Draft letters before action, claims, witness statements, applications and other court documents
• Compile court bundles for issue at court and service on defendants under supervision by the Senior Litigation Lawyer
• Work with the Trust’s Claims Handler on property law claims for third-party loss
• Collaborate with colleagues, external advisers and third parties to provide commercially focused solutions

Property Litigation Lawyer

• Provide senior-level strategic and operational advice on all environmental law matters to the Trust, including the Executive and Board
• Advise on critical water resources, flood management, reservoirs, environmental designations and habitats, waste and permitting
• Advise Senior Managers and the Executive on developing areas of environmental law, including climate change
• Lead and coordinate legal responses to serious environmental incidents, investigations and statutory reporting obligations
• Advise on water industry regulation relating to the Trust’s commercial water development activity
• Provide legal advice on interactions with environmental regulators, water industry regulators and key stakeholders
• Lead environmental litigation taken by or against the Trust, including abstraction licence appeals, judicial review, civil litigation and regulatory enforcement action
• Supervise the Principal Environmental Lawyer
• Work closely with the Senior Regulatory Lawyer
• Coordinate external legal support, including Counsel

Senior Environmental Regulatory Lawyer

• Build trusted relationships with lawyers across law firms, corporate legal teams, service providers, and public sector organizations
• Understand customer workflows, pain points, and opportunities for transformation
• Engage partners, associates, and in-house counsel as a credible peer
• Partner with Pre-Sales Engineers and Account Executives on discovery, positioning, and solution alignment
• Lead tailored product demonstrations connecting Relativity’s AI capabilities to legal use cases
• Support onboarding, training, and ongoing customer engagement
• Guide customers through workflow transformation and AI integration into legal processes
• Partner with Customer Success Managers to connect adoption with growth and measurable impact
• Provide structured feedback to Product Marketing, Product, and Engineering
• Contribute to playbooks, best practices, and scalable customer-engagement assets
• Translate complex AI capabilities into actionable insights for legal professionals
• Help customers understand how RelativityOne’s claiR and aiR products affect practice areas and workflows
• Support internal teams in understanding legal user needs and behaviors

Legal AI Advisor

• Provide expert legal advice across the full spectrum of Ofcom’s work
• Work as part of legal teams on major projects or with senior lawyers as a peer reviewer
• Report ultimately to Legal Directors and the General Counsel
• Take ownership of a portfolio of legal work across diverse projects and sectors
• Assess and resolve legal risk in the context of Ofcom’s overall strategy
• Provide risk-based analysis and strategic advice on new and significant points of law and policy work
• Produce clear and well-structured written documents
• Draft regulatory conditions, rules, codes, guidance, and statutory instruments
• Help conduct litigation
• Collaborate with colleagues across Ofcom and with experts from multiple disciplines
• Liaise with central government, other regulators, and regulated industries
• Support more junior lawyers, including through peer review
• Contribute to organisational improvements and implement solutions
• Work on projects across their lifecycle, including policy development, consultations, decision-making, litigation, and enforcement

Senior Associate, Legal

• Join a Conveyancing team following a comprehensive training programme
• Manage a caseload aligned to experience, covering freehold and leasehold transactions
• Handle New Build and Shared Ownership files if more experienced
• Process property sales and purchases from instruction through completion
• Liaise with mortgage brokers, estate agents, solicitors, clients and other parties
• Communicate proactively with clients and third parties and provide regular progress updates
• Provide exceptional service to clients, introducers and third parties
• Identify potential risks and resolve issues without exposing the client or business to risk
• Maintain allocated files in good order in compliance with SLAs and regulatory and statutory requirements
• Prepare and issue contract papers for related sales
• Deal thoroughly with sale enquiries
• Analyse search results
• Target matters for exchange and completion at the start of each month in line with KPIs
• Liaise with mortgage lenders regarding drawing down client funds
• Handle exchange of contracts and legal completion

Property Lawyer

• Create, edit, and maintain course materials, assessments, and digital learning resources across BARBRI's UK product portfolio
• Ensure all content is legally accurate, pedagogically effective, and aligned with BARBRI's editorial and quality standards
• Review, edit, and quality assure materials developed by internal team members and external subject matter experts
• Monitor regulatory, legislative, and assessment changes and proactively update content as required
• Conduct legal research using authoritative legal resources and incorporate findings into course content and assessments
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance existing products and support the development of new learning solutions
• Utilise content management systems and digital tools to manage, organise, and maintain learning content
• Analyze learner and client feedback and implement content improvements to enhance the learner experience
• Provide subject matter expertise and support learner inquiries within areas of legal specialisation
• Support course accreditation activities and contribute to regulatory submissions and reviews when required
• Assist with the onboarding and quality assurance of freelance authors and content contributors
• Contribute to product innovation initiatives, thought leadership content, proposals, and academic support activities as needed

Legal Editor

• Support Practice Support teams with high-quality matter, client management and administrative services
• Assist fee earners and Practice Assistants/Junior Practice Assistants with task completion and efficiency
• Manage documents using MS Office and other software
• Draft simple emails and make minor document amendments
• Maintain documentation, incoming mail, filing, file closure, archiving and storage
• Assist with billing, bill processing and amending narratives
• Record fee-earner time entries
• Manage finance transactions and client/matter requests through the practice management system
• Open and close files/matters and consult Compliance as needed
• Update client contact details
• Attend training, update calls and meetings
• Ensure compliance with quality standards and firm policies
• Build relationships with Practice Support, fee earners and Business Teams
• Provide team coverage during absences and increased workflow
• Assist with events and hospitality, including venues, invitations, RSVPs, badges and client registration
• Arrange team socials/events
• Book meeting rooms, restaurants and taxis, and arrange refreshments
• Report to the relevant Practice Support Manager

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