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Family and Child Law Paralegal/Secretary - Scotland / Remote
Civil Court Litigation, Family Matrimonial, Family Law, Court, Civil Court Work
Commensurate with experience
Cameron Clyde is in the search for a Family and Child Law Paralegal / Secretary - Apply now!
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Law Clerk to the Sheriff Appeal Court - Parliament House
Salary from £56,875 to £70,385
The Scottish Courts & Tribunals Service seek a Law Clerk to the Sheriff Appeal Court - Apply now!
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Qualified Solicitor - Ayr
Competitive salary based on skills and/or experience
1st Legal are in the search for a qualified Solicitor - Apply now
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Private Client/Conveyancing Solicitor - Helensburgh & Clydebank
Private Client, Conveyancing
Negotiable according to experience
Stirling & Gilmour are in the search for two Private Client/Conveyancing Solicitors - Apply now!
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General Counsel - Edinburgh
The Law Society of Scotland is seeking General Counsel to join the organisation at a pivotal time. This is a new and exciting opportunity to join the Society in leading our Legal and Governance Team.
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Conveyancing Solicitor - Paisley
Buchanan Dickson Frame seek a Conveyancing Solicitor - Apply now!
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Procurator Fiscal Depute - Several posts across Scotland
The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service are currently looking to fill a number of Procurator Fiscal Depute posts across Scotland - Apply now!
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Immigration Paralegal / Caseworker - Glasgow
Kas & Co Solicitors is seeking a Immigration Paralegal / Caseworker - Apply now!
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Solicitor (Fixed Term - 12 months) - Scotland
£29,319.74 - £32,390.57 per year pro rata based on 23 hours per week
The Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) are recruiting a part time Solicitor on a fixed term contract for 12 months - Apply now!
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Salaried and Fee-Paid Employment Judges - Scotland
The Lord President is seeking applications for suitably qualified individuals to join the panel of Employment Judges in Scotland.
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