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At Bond Pearce, we believe in rewarding the contribution you make to the firm's success. That's why you'll find our package to be highly competitive. Our key benefits include:

  • Competitive salary reviewed annually
  • Profit-related bonus scheme
  • 25 days' holiday
  • Permanent Health Insurance Cover
  • Personal Pension Scheme after three months' service
  • Life assurance
  • Private Medical Cover (BUPA)
  • Competitive graduate loan repayment facility
  • Cycle purchase scheme and Nursery Voucher Scheme, subject to the applicable eligibility criteria
  • A performance bonus scheme is also currently under review and may be in place by the time you join the firm.

Subject to certain conditions, we'll also provide assistance with your expenses whilst you complete your legal education. Such support will include:

  • Full reimbursement for LPC and GDL funding
  • A £6,000 maintenance grant (payable in three equal instalments at the beginning of each term) throughout your LPC and GDL

News

+ A once-a year gathering from across the UK*

*As reported by the Western Daily Press West law firm Bond Pearce has invited all 680 staff to its Christmas party in Bristol this year - even though >>

+ The Herald Youth Awards

As reported by the Plymouth Herald Youngsters who have made a difference have been honoured in a packed awards ceremony as part of Plymouth's Enterprise Week.Bright young business >>

+ Lawyers Praised For Innovation by Financial Times

Bond Pearce was pleased to be commended in two categories in the 2007 Financial Times' guide to innovative lawyers. The firm's Billing & Fees and HR practices were both >>

Latest Publications

+ Quarterly update on developments in property law

Case Law Review Rights of light - R H J Limited v F T Patten (Holdings) Limited and F T >>

+ Transport Law

Fined just for visiting the UK This month we look at measures being undertaken to reduce the number of >>