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Our continued business success means that we are constantly looking for additional people to join our growing team.

Whether you are interested in becoming a trainee solicitor, developing your legal career or working in a supporting management or administrative capacity, Bond Pearce can offer a wide range of career opportunities.

Our success as a business in the highly competitive legal market is dependent on the people who work here. Our philosophy is simple: treat people with care and respect and nurture their talent, ideas and enthusiasm.

More information about working at Bond Pearce LLP and our current vacancies can be found through the links from this page. If you have further questions, please contact a member of our recruitment team as set out below:

Qualified lawyer recruitment:
Sarah Rogers
Recruitment Manager
T: +44 (0)845 415 6523
E:sarah.rogers@bondpearce.com

Graduate and paralegal recruitment:
Samantha Lee
Graduate Recruitment Manager
T: +44 (0)845 415 6521
E: sam.lee@bondpearce.com

Business support and secretarial recruitment:
Lisa Gater
Recruitment Officer
T: +44 (0)845 415 6772
E: lisa.gater@bondpearce.com

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