FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title is In-House Counsel.
Where is the position located?
The position is located in Manchester.
What type of contract is being offered for this role?
This is a permanent contract.
What is the employment type for this position?
The position is full-time.
What is the closing date for applications?
The closing date for applications is indicated as {Expiry Date}.
What kind of experience is required for applicants?
Applicants are required to have demonstrable experience in relevant areas of law, mainly commercial contracts, and experience of working in a regulated environment.
What areas of law will the In-House Counsel be handling?
The In-House Counsel will handle corporate, commercial, regulatory, data protection, and dispute resolution matters.
Will the In-House Counsel need to draft commercial contracts?
Yes, there is a strong bias towards drafting commercial contracts in this role.
What responsibilities will the In-House Counsel have regarding company secretarial duties?
The In-House Counsel will assist with key company secretarial duties, including company filings and managing deadlines.
What kind of work environment does Slater and Gordon offer?
Slater and Gordon offers a hybrid working environment.
What benefits are provided in this position?
The benefits package includes a competitive salary, 25 days holiday allowance plus the option to purchase an extra 5 days, pension scheme, health cash plan, life assurance, and income protection insurance.
Is this position open to newly qualified solicitors?
No, the position requires an experienced, qualified solicitor on the roll of solicitors and authorized to practice in the jurisdiction of England & Wales.
Will the In-House Counsel need to manage external legal advisors?
Yes, managing external legal advisors is part of the responsibilities of the In-House Counsel.
How does the In-House Counsel contribute to the team’s goals?
The In-House Counsel contributes to team goals by innovating, automating, and standardizing processes.