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Karen M Clabby is now recruiting for multiple positions
Based in Longford Town, Karen Clabby has established a busy legal practice with a particular emphasis on Residential and Commercial Conveyancing, Wills and Probate.
Karen also advises clients in relation to other areas of general practice including Personal Injuries Claims, Road Traffic Accidents, Medical Negligence and Accidents at Work.
Having established in 2002 Karen Clabby is now expanding her business and is seeking to recruit experienced legal staff to work in the Residential and Commercial Conveyancing Department.
There are currently vacancies for an experienced Conveyancing Solicitor and also an experienced Conveyancing & Probate Legal Secretary.
A minimum of 5 years experience is required as candidates will be expected to manage a busy workload and work to strict deadlines.
Applicants should apply by email with a CV and cover letter to karen@kmclabbysolicitors.ie
For more information on Karen Clabby please click here
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