Reprographic's Co-ordinator

We are currently working with a London-based Costs firm who are looking to recruit an Entry-Level Paralegal to join their growing team.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Law graduate looking to gain hands-on experience and build a career within Costs law. You'll be joining a supportive team with real opportunities for development and progression.

If you're motivated, detail-oriented, and ready to take the next step in your legal career, I'd love to hear from you.

Apply now or message me directly for more information.

We are working with a growing legal technology business that partners with some of the world's largest financial institutions on complex contract digitisation and legal data projects.

Following continued growth, they are now looking to bring in a small number of more experienced legal analysts to support a large-scale contract review project. This would suit candidates who have already gained experience in document review, legal operations, contract review, legal tech, contract remediation or similar legal project work, and who are comfortable working through high volumes of legal documentation with accuracy and care.

The work will involve reviewing financial services legal agreements, extracting and checking key data points, supporting the digitisation of contract portfolios, and helping ensure that information is captured clearly and consistently. You do not need to have specialist legal negotiation experience, but you should be confident working with legal documents and able to get up to speed quickly with new systems, processes and project requirements.

We are particularly interested in speaking with candidates who have around two to three years' experience in legal document review, contract review, legal operations, financial services documentation, legal tech projects or related legal project work. Experience with high-volume review, quality checking, remediation projects or structured legal data work would be very helpful.

This could be a strong opportunity for someone who enjoys detailed legal work but is also interested in the way technology is changing the legal market. The project is expected to run initially for three months, with a strong possibility of extension.

The ideal candidate will be organised, detail-focused, confident using technology, and comfortable working in a project environment where accuracy, consistency and pace all matter. You should be able to work independently, follow instructions carefully, and bring a bit more experience and judgement than an entry-level analyst.

This is a contract opportunity and would suit someone available fairly immediately.

Please get in touch for more information.

We are working on an exciting legal technology project and are looking for a small number of junior analysts to join the team.

This would be an excellent opportunity for law graduates, future trainees, or junior candidates with a strong interest in legal technology, financial services, contracts and data.

The project will focus on the digitisation of derivatives and syndicated loans portfolios for some of the world's largest financial institutions. You will be reviewing financial services legal agreements, working with a specialist technology platform, and helping to extract, analyse and reconcile key contractual data.

Full training will be provided on the technology and, where needed, on the relevant agreement types, so previous experience in derivatives or syndicated loans is not essential. What matters most is strong attention to detail, a genuine interest in contracts and legal tech, and the ability to work carefully and methodically.

The initial contract will be for three months, but there is a strong possibility that the project will extend much further into 2026.

This is a brilliant opportunity for someone looking to build practical experience at the intersection of law, technology and financial services.

Please get in touch as soon as possible if you would like to be considered.