Solicitor, legal executive or fee earner role profile


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Precedents

Solicitor, legal executive or fee earner role profile


Published by a ½Û×ÓÊÓƵ Practice Management expert

Precedents
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Name of firm[Insert name of firm]
Name of role holder[Insert role holder name]
Reports to[Insert details of who the role holder will report to]
Role type
(full-time/part-time/contractor)
If a contractor role, length of contract
Primary location
Remote/hybrid/office-based?
Date role commenced
Length of probation period
End of probation review date

Role summary

To provide a high-quality legal service to the firm’s clients.

To comply with all relevant professional and regulatory obligations.

To contribute to the growth and development of the [department and] firm

To [supervise

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Jurisdiction(s):
United Kingdom
Key definition:
Costs definition
What does Costs mean?

Money ordered to be paid by one party to another in respect of the costs incurred in the course of litigation, in bringing or defending a claim.

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