We are recruiting for a Warehouse and Records Management Operative, on a 9 month fixed term contract. Main duties will include preparation of files for off-site archiving, recording information on relevant computer systems and retrieving and assessing files for confidential waste destruction.
A new opportunity has opened for a Paralegal to join our long-established Personal Injury team in our busy Ipswich office. The role requires the need to be self-motivated, flexible and methodical with a good eye for detail.
An opportunity has opened for an experienced or newly qualified Commercial Property Solicitor to join our long-established, highly successful Commercial Property Team, in our busy Colchester office.
We are recruiting for an IT Trainer to deliver training on existing and new business systems across the Firm, on a 4 month fixed term contract. The prime role of the IT Trainer is to support the implementation of IT projects at Ellisons by providing adequate training in person (group and one to one) along with virtual training courses, videos, and associated guides.
We are recruiting for a Litigator with experience in Insolvency. Due to the team’s increased workload, we are now looking to bring in a new addition to the team who can hit the ground running.
A new opportunity has opened for an experienced Commercial Litigation Lawyer to join our long-established, highly successful Dispute Resolution Team, in our busy Colchester, Chelmsford and Ipswich offices.
A new opportunity has opened for an experienced Contentious Probate Lawyer to join our long-established, highly successful team, based in our busy Colchester, Chelmsford and Ipswich offices.
Insights
14th January 2021
Residential Property Associate Solicitor, Claire Turner, discusses the process of purchasing a new property and the challenges the pandemic currently
Insights
12th January 2021
Section 110 of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (“the Construction Act”) requires every construction contract to provide
7th January 2021
During October 2001 the Children Act 1989 was enacted and the Lord Chancellor at the time described the Act as,