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Legal Administration Apprentice Opportunity

Levins are pleased to announce that we are seeking to recruit a Legal Administration Assistant Apprentice to join our Criminal Defence Department.

This is a fantastic opportunity for the right candidate to start their care...

The Sunday Telegraph reports on Claudia Clare case, Jon Heath instructed.

A ceramic artist is embroiled in a cancel culture row with a prestigious arts college after she had her talk axed because of her gender-critical views.

Claudia Clare, 60, had been booked for two years to display and discus...

We’re Recruiting!

We are recruiting! We are looking for an organised and hard working individual to join our residential conveyancing team as a conveyancing assistant. No experience necessary and full training will be provided. Full time position with salary up to £16,500, rising in line with...

Legal Graduate Opportunity

A fantastic opportunity is available for a law graduate who wants to work in a family law department.

Previous experience is unnecessary as full training is provided.

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New Commercial Property Department

We are excited to announce our new commercial property division at Levins Solicitors following the appointment of Lisa Cheung, Commercial Property Solicitor.

Lisa will be working alongside our Senior Partner Robin Flett un...

We are Recruiting – Family Law Solicitor/ Legal Executive

An experienced family law solictor/legal executive is required to work at our office in Huyton.  We will consider applications from full time and part time applicants . The job will initially involve working in th...

Success in the Crown Court

Levins recently represented a defendant at Preston crown court accused of conspiracy to cause GBH. After a two year wait for trial our client was acquitted of all charges and can return to a normal life.

Our client stated...

Trade mark offences – new sentencing guidelines

The Sentencing Council produces guidelines on sentencing for the judiciary and criminal justice professionals. The aim is to promote greater consistency in sentencing whilst maintaining the independence of the judiciary. ...

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill was introduced in the House of Lords in early July and awaits a second reading. The Bill is formed of thirteen parts, including provisions to:

• introduce measures for the protec...
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