We are hiring!
carly-jermyn • June 27, 2019
Woodstock is looking to add to its growing team of residential landlord and tenant experts.
Woodstock is continuing to grow and we are looking to
further strengthen our residential landlord and tenant team.
Life at Woodstock is very different to a traditional law firm. We deliver legal
services with a fresh approach. Our focus is on top level IT, great personalities, a strong and fun team ethos and of course expert knowledge.
If you fancy becoming part of our exciting and friendly team, whether you are a fully qualified solicitor, legal executive, completing
your legal training or you are looking for a change in career, we would love to
hear from you.
All enquiries to be sent to c.jermyn@woodstockpropertylaw.com. No formal CVs required in the first instance. Just send me an email and we can arrange an informal chat.
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