Senior Attorney salaries in England
£100,000
avg per year
The average salary for Senior Attorney jobs near England is £100,000.*
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Top Senior Attorney jobs near England
View AllLitigation Attorney Specialist - Freelance Project
Meridial
London
With high-quality training data, tomorrow's AI can democratize access to legal knowledge, assist in real-world litigation strategy, and enhance research,…
£40 - £70 an hour
Attorney Specialist - Freelance AI Trainer Project
Meridial
London
On a typical day, you will engage in substantive legal dialogue with the model, assess its responses for factual and analytical rigor, identify reproducible…
£50 - £75 an hour
Mergers & Acquisitions Attorney - Freelance Project
Meridial
London
You should have deep expertise in M&A deal structuring, valuation, due diligence, and integration planning, with a solid understanding of both legal and…
Up to £200 an hour
Litigation Specialist - Freelance AI Trainer Project
Meridial
London
Ideal candidates may also bring a history of publication, prior clerkships, teaching experience, or subject matter specialization.
£50 - £75 an hour
Senior Corporate Secretary
Deutsche Bank
London
You will be responsible for supporting the Boards and Committees of DWS FCA regulated legal entities in the UK, driving best practice and enhancing the…
Attorney, Original Production
The Walt Disney Company (Corporate)
London
Assisting with and advising on, reviewing production welfare and where applicable, Duty of Care protocols, production clearance processes including script…
4 days ago
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