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Wales and Scotland see demand rise for legal professionals

Published on: 18 Oct 2019

Recent data gathered by the TotallyLegal team revealed that the number of jobs listed onsite based in Wales and Scotland grew in September.

Scotland

Last month, the number of legal jobs in Wales posted to TotallyLegal grew month-on-month and year-on-year by 3% and 20% respectively. Meanwhile, law jobs in Scotland saw monthly growth of 10% and a yearly incline of 13%.

However, competition for these roles is fierce. The number of applications per vacancy (APV) for roles in Wales and Scotland grew month-on-month by 58% and 11% in September, suggesting that, while the number of these roles is on the up, so is demand.

If the competition is proving tough, you can check out expert CV and interview tips on our careers advice blog.

We have compiled a selection of some of the latest law jobs in Wales and Scotland to help kickstart your job search.

Conveyancing Paralegal | Glasgow, Scotland

A growing law firm is looking for a Paralegal to join the residential conveyancing team at their Glasgow city centre office. In exchange for 2+ years of experience handling a caseload of sale and purchase transactions, you will be offered a competitive salary, excellent benefits and top career prospects.

Clinical Negligence Lawyer | Medical Protection Society | Edinburgh, Scotland

Medical Protection Society – the world’s leading protection organisation for doctors, dentists and healthcare professionals – is looking for a Clinical Negligence Lawyer to join them in Edinburgh. Promising a mix of the most stimulating work available in this sector, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

Discover more legal jobs in Scotland here.

In-House Counsel | Wrexham, Wales

An innovative fintech business in Wrexham is looking for a Legal Counsel with 3+ years of PQE to join their in-house team. This hugely varied position will touch on areas such as commercial contracts, regulatory, intellectual property and more.

Employment Partner | South Wales

A senior Employment Solicitor is required to join a South Wales team as their new Partner. In addition to a caseload of contentious and non-contentious employment work, you will also be responsible for developing business and expected to present a business plan at interview.

Discover more law jobs in Wales here.