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Enterprise Chambers invites applications for a junior tenant to practice from either its London or Leeds branch.
Enterprise Chambers is a leading commercial chancery set of barristers specialising in commercial and chancery, company, insolvency and restructuring and property law. It houses 38 barristers across three sites in London, Leeds and Newcastle.
Chambers has a vacancy for a junior tenant to start in October and practise from either its London or Leeds branch. Applicants should complete the application form which is available to download at www.enterprisechambers.com/opportunities and return it to the Recruitment Committee, Enterprise Chambers, 9 Old Square, Lincoln’s Inn, London WC2A 3SR.
The deadline for application is Friday 29th August 2014. If you have any queries please feel free to contact the recruitment committee on 020 7405 9471.
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