News and Updates from FWA
Jun 2020
More and more lawyers now choose to work on an interim or project basis. For some it is an opportunity to return to or enter the market or when maternity leave or even a sabbatical has come to an end. It can also provide foreign qualified lawyers with experience of working in the UK. For many, however, it is a very firm and clear preference and provides them with the ability to exercise more control over their working life. Of course, it may also be the best way for a lawyer who has been made redundant to continue to build his or her experience.
At FWA, we have an Interim Solutions™ Division which places qualified lawyers who are interested in or prefer to provide their services on a short-term or project basis. We successfully place candidates within private practice, in-house and the public sector, thus providing solutions for both parties.
If interim working sounds like it could work for you, please contact us on
01294 850501 or at https://www.frasiawright.com/contact-us/
Apr 2024
FWA is delighted to be sponsoring CentreStage Kilmarnock for their upcoming production of the popular musical, Hairspray! Hairspray” is a musical set in 1960s Baltimore, following the story of Tracy Turnblad, a spirited teenager with big dreams of dancing on a local TV show. Tracy’s journey […]
Mar 2024
🌐FWA Celebrates International Women’s Day 2024: Empowering Legal Careers🌐 At FWA, we proudly support International Women’s Day 2024 under the theme ‘Inspire Inclusion.’ 💼 👩⚖️ Empowering Legal Talent, Embracing Diversity 👩⚖️ Today, we celebrate the remarkable women shaping the legal industry. FWA is committed to fostering diversity and creating opportunities for every legal professional. 🌟 […]
Feb 2024
NQ SPOTLIGHT FEATURE – CHLOE SMITH We are pleased to bring you FWA’s first Spotlight Feature of 2024, Chloe Smith. We have worked closely with many NQ Solicitors over the years in helping to secure them an NQ position, as well as offering general support on the recruitment process. Therefore, we thought it would be […]
