Litigation Locum in Devon - 3-6 months - hybrid working - Torquay - £50 - 90 per hour + estimated (JO0000009300)

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Litigation Locum in Devon - 3-6 months - hybrid working
Torquay, Devon, England
£50 - 90 per hour + estimated

A multi-office law firm in Devon are looking for a litigation locum to help out for a period of around 3-6 months. The caseload will include commercial and civil litigation matters, inheritance issues, and some property litigation. You will need to be based at the firm's Torquay office for at least the first couple of weeks although hybrid/remote working may be available after that. This would ideally be a full-time role although the firm may consider 3-4 days per week.

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