Expert Practitioner Lawyer Procurement

Expert Practitioner Lawyer Procurement focuses on support files, clients, documentation, case progression, research, or legal administration according to the role.

What the role involves

• Support files, clients, documentation, case progression, research, or legal administration according to the role.
• Keep records accurate and follow agreed processes, deadlines, and confidentiality expectations.

Skills and requirements

• Relevant legal, paralegal, conveyancing, casework, or administrative experience may be useful.

Confirmed role details

• Optional: 9‑day working fortnight available for those that choose it (keeping in mind the needs of the service and colleagues).
• The partnership model offers the opportunity to work on complex and high‑profile matters while remaining part of a supportive and well‑resourced in‑house team.
• Join a small specialist team, reporting to a Principal Lawyer, with no line management responsibilities.
• Acting as a trusted expert in public procurement and contracts law.

Candidate fit

• professional judgement, legal knowledge, client communication, and careful file management