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What benefits do Fieldfisher offer?

Who is Fieldfisher?

Fieldfisher is a dynamic European law firm headquartered in London's Riverbank House, overlooking the River Thames.

As a result, they work with some of the world's most exciting companies, from social media giants to global banks. These high-profile clients come to Fieldfisher for their combination of unrivaled legal excellence in our sectors with a personalised, cost-efficient service. 

They also operate well-established offices in both Manchester and Birmingham. The multi-service Manchester hub, which has earned a proud reputation in the North West region and beyond, is one of the leading privacy and data protection advisers outside of London.  The office has a strong tech offering and works closely with our Silicon Valley office, providing clients with 24 hour service.  The office also provides expertise in corporate and real estate. 

Their Birmingham office is regularly instructed by international clients for its strengths in complex M&A, commercial real estate development, investment management, dispute resolution, employment and health and safety.  Many of their lawyers work across all of their UK offices providing clients with value-driven expertise wherever they may be based.

They also have one of the UK's leading personal injury, medical negligence and asbestos disease claims practices based in London and Manchester.

Careers at Fieldfisher

Are you ambitious, bright and entrepreneurial – just like those at Fieldfisher? Join any one of their Early Careers Programmes and you will get a greater understanding of our breadth of services, our expertise and insights and why their clients choose them. Check out their careers page here. 

Solicitor Apprenticeship 

Fieldfisher are looking for post A-level students dedicated to a career in law to join the firm in September 2022, with a view to complete the Solicitor Apprenticeship Programme and qualify as a Solicitor.
 
This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking for an alternative to university and offers an alternative route to becoming a qualified lawyer in England & Wales outside of their Training Contract.
 
Their solicitor apprenticeship allows you to earn whilst you learn, with a structured programme, which is approximately six years in length. It combines paid work experience and training at a law firm with part-time study for a professional qualification. The apprenticeship is an alternative path to going to University that offers the same career destination, but avoids the expensive fees.