Legal
Solicitors are the latest profession to feel the pinch from the property crash
The sharp drop-off in activity in the market has left lawyers with little conveyancing work.
So you want to be a Judge
Following the Government’s announcement that it plans to appoint nine new judges, how can you go about getting one of these new judicial jobs
Law and a New Order
The legal sector is undergoing major changes, as the demand for different skillsets follows current market trends.
Audio: So you want to be a a Legal Secretary: How do I Train?
Listen to Lex Consultancy's Podcast here on how to train as a Legal Secretary
Audio: With jobs not easy to come by, the legal sector must look to retraining
With all this talk of recession, LoadzaJobs.ie talks to Brendan Murphy of Osborne Recruitment about the outlook for the legal sector here.
So you want to be a legal executive
Legal executives are qualified law professionals who choose a niche area to specialise in, as Grainne Rothery finds out.
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