Litigation Secretary salaries in England
£25,986
avg per year
The average salary for Litigation Secretary jobs near England is £25,986.*
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Top Litigation Secretary jobs near England
View AllClient Onboarding and Compliance Co-Ordinator
Hegarty Solicitors
Peterborough
Excellent use of Microsoft Office products. Taking new client enquiries in respect of the Trusts and Probate department, ascertaining the nature of their…
£24,000 - £27,000 a year
Legal Secretary
Mallory Pryce
Loughborough
Liaise professionally with clients, counsel, courts, third parties and internal colleagues to obtain information, progress actions and provide timely updates;…
12 days ago
Commercial Property Legal Secretary
Hegarty Solicitors
Peterborough
The ability to work in a fast-paced environment and ensure that challenging deadlines are met. Excellent use of Microsoft Office products.
£24,000 - £27,000 a year
Residential Property Conveyancing Fee Earner - Oakham
Hegarty Solicitors
Oakham
To deal with all residential conveyancing matters to include residential sales, residential purchases, re-mortgage, matrimonial transfers of equity, Leasehold &…
Litigation Fee Earner
Hegarty Solicitors
Peterborough
You will need excellent management, communication and organisational skills, proficiency in IT, and have a polite and professional manner.
Trusts and Probate Fee Earner Bourne
Hegarty Solicitors
Bourne
Our private client department advises on all aspects of private client law including simple form and complex wills, probate, estate administration, tax, trusts,…
Similar locations
- London, ENG12 jobs
- Manchester, ENG11 jobs
- Peterborough, ENG4 jobs
- Milton Keynes, ENG2 jobs
- Swindon, ENG2 jobs
- Norwich, ENG1 job
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