Litigation Associate salaries in Berkeley, GLS
£77,500
avg per year
The average salary for Litigation Associate jobs near Berkeley, GLS is £77,500.*
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Top Litigation Associate jobs near Berkeley, GLS
View AllCommercial and Land Use Attorney
Kennedys Law
Berkeley
Our ideal candidate will be licensed to practice in New Jersey with at least three years of relevant commercial litigation experience.
From £2,200 a year
Real Estate Litigation Associate
Burges Salmon
Bristol
You'll provide advice to clients on risk/asset management at a pre-action stage as well as advising on the full spectrum of commercial and complex residential…
6 days ago
Associate - Employment Practices Litigation (EPL)
Reynolds Porter Chamberlain
Bristol
The role largely involves defending liability claims both pre and post litigation. The team is also frequently asked to provide coverage advice to insurers,…
Associate - Court of Protection
Irwin Mitchell
Bristol
The Court of Protection is the Judicial body responsible for making decisions relating to the property and financial affairs and health and welfare of…
Insurance Coverage Attorney
Kennedys Law
Berkeley
Our ideal candidate will have at least five years of relevant coverage experience, including a strong litigation background, experience with bad faith and…
£140,000 - £220,000 a year
Insurance Defense Attorney
Kennedys Law
Berkeley
The ideal candidates will have 3-7 years of relevant experience in the following areas: premises liability, motor vehicle, negligence including UM and UIM…
£130,000 - £160,000 a year
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