Mills & Reeve is a full service firm with practice specialisms including corporate and commercial, banking and finance, technology, insurance, real estate, healthcare, local authorities, education and private client. Clients include commercial organisations - from PLCs to start-ups - high net worth individuals and landowners, more than 70 universities and colleges, over 100 healthcare trusts and NHS bodies, and more than 65 local government institutions

What do you want from your legal career?

Some law firms try to mould their trainees into what they think a good lawyer should be. At Mills & Reeve we take a different approach by giving you the opportunity to find out who you are. We believe that the enthusiasm and ambition you have at the start of your working life should be nurtured through an environment in which you can flourish. You’ll be given responsibility early so you can find out which areas interest you the most and what you’re really good at. At the same time, you’ll enjoy the support of everyone around you. As the future of our firm, we’ll encourage you to think independently and come up with better ways of doing things. As an individual we’ll encourage you to get involved with the community and the active social life in our offices.

The actual training you receive will be second to none and you’ll find yourself working closely with some of the UK’s leading lawyers. Our trainees are currently sitting in the following teams: agriculture and estates, banking and finance, commercial disputes, construction, corporate, corporate tax, education, employment, family and matrimonial, insurance, planning and environment, private tax, probate and trust administration, projects, public law, real estate, real estate disputes, regulatory defence and technology.

What kind of people would fit in with our infectiously ambitious culture? You’re likely to be a well rounded individual, interested in a career in the law and in Mills & Reeve. You’ll have a good balance between academic ability, interpersonal skills, drafting skills, common sense, commercial awareness, confidence, a professional approach to work and a sense of humour.

Finally, you should have a minimum 300 UCAS points and a 2:1 degree or be on course to achieve a minimum of a 2:1. This could be in either a law or non-law discipline.

  • Fountain House
    130 Fenchurch Street
    London
    EC3M 5DJ
    020 7648 9220
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