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Central Newcastle Law Firm seeking new talent
Peter Millican Law, the central Newcastle law firm specialising in corporate law and commercial property, is aiming to begin the New Year by welcoming a number of new staff to its team.
The latest recruitment programme aims to take the firm to 14 members of staff at the beginning of 2019, an expansion of over 200 percent in the last two years.
Peter Millican, owner of Peter Millican Law, commented: “This expansion is driven by the need to serve our growing roster of clients. The team we have is working exceptionally well, and their success in delivering for our clients and engaging with new clients means that once again we need to recruit more of the North East’s legal talent to join us.
“We’re looking for people who, like us, are ambitious and motivated, but also great team players. It’s the ideal opportunity for any lawyer who wants to play a real part in the growth of the firm, and who’s keen to show they can bring in clients and deliver great services for those clients. These are real professional growth opportunities for talented lawyers.”
Peter Millican Law is currently seeking an Associate Solicitor with experience in corporate law and a newly-qualified solicitor to work in corporate law and commercial property. The firm is also recruiting two trainees. Anyone interested in applying should search Peter Millican Law online and contact the firm.
Peter Millican Law is a specialist law firm working for company owners, businesses, local authorities and the public sector. Its team has extensive experience in business sales, acquisitions, restructuring and management buy-outs.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Millican Law .
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