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| Occupation code | New entrant 70% of going rate | STEM PhD 80% of going rate | Relevant PhD 90% of going rate | Standard rate 100% of going rate |
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2412 Solicitors and lawyers Most likely code | £36,100 Clears | £41,300 Clears | £46,500 Misses | £51,600 Misses |
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"They are pragmatic, clever and client-oriented. The team are excellent at recognising what the client wants and finding the most effective way to reach that aim." Chambers & Partners (Tax: Contentious)
We have a fantastic new opportunity for an experienced lawyer to join our Tax Disputes team in London.
Joining at Legal Director level, you will play a pivotal role in helping to shape the strategy for growth of the practice, in line with the firm's wider 2030 strategy. The expectation is that you will be immediately building a case for progression to partnership in the short term as part of the practice's ambitious growth plans.
The practice
Osborne Clarke's Tax Disputes practice is led by Jack Prytherch, who joined the firm as a Partner in 2024.
The team covers all forms of (direct and indirect) contentious tax matters, including managing tax risk, HMRC investigations and voluntary disclosures, and tax litigation before the tax tribunals and higher courts. The practice has enjoyed sustained growth and has developed a particular reputation in a number of key areas:
Find out more about the practice using the following links:
https://www.osborneclarke.com/services/tax/tax-disputes
https://www.osborneclarke.com/lawyers/jack-prytherch
The work
Recent examples of the team's work include:
The team
The Tax Disputes team is ranked in both Chambers & Partners and Legal 500. The team is led by Jack Prytherch, who is also individually ranked in Chambers & Partners.
Jack is supported by a specialist core team, including a dedicated senior associate, a junior associate and a trainee. The wider team also includes individuals from the Tax and Commercial Disputes service lines, as well as other specialists where a multi-disciplinary approach is required.
Technical skills and experience
Candidate should be a qualified solicitor or barrister with experience of the UK Tax Tribunal and UK higher courts, and should have experience of helping to run a team.
We are seeking a candidate with excellent technical ability and experience within specialist Tax Disputes work, although we are also happy to consider candidates with a mixed contentious and non-contentious tax background. In line with our growth ambitions for the practice, you will also have strong client relationship management and business development skills.
We are looking to recruit at Legal Director level. However, the expectation is that you will be immediately building a case for progression to partnership in the short term as part of the practice's ambitious growth plans. Potential partner candidates will be considered in certain circumstances, and candidates with less experience will also be considered.
Your career development
Like all our lawyers, you will benefit from our multi-award-winning career development programme. At each stage of your career this provides you with:
clear expectations of your role and what it takes to progress;
Salary and benefits
We offer competitive salaries and generous benefits.
Our recruitment process
We welcome direct applications for our opportunities - if you would like any further information about this role or the firm, we would be delighted to hear from you. Please contact, in complete confidence, Rachael Nye/Angharad Jenkins on [email protected] / [email protected]
Please note we review and progress applications on a rolling basis. At Osborne Clarke we do not make any recruitment decisions using automated decision-making.
We are committed to providing an environment where you can perform to the best of your abilities at every stage of your recruitment experience and beyond. If you require any adjustments
Osborne Clarke is an international legal practice with over 330 Partners and more than 1,260 talented lawyers in 26 locations*. Our sector-based approach enables us to help our clients tackle the issues they are facing today, and prepare for the ones that they will face tomorrow. Advising them both comprehensively and commercially. We love working closely with our clients on new deals, products and solutions which will transform their businesses, markets and even sectors. And our unique approachable culture is not an added extra, it's fundamental to our success.
At Osborne Clarke we value difference and encourage applicants from all backgrounds. We want everyone to feel that OC is a place where you can be yourself and belong, and our range of interest groups and diversity networks - not to mention our great teams - are a part of making that a reality. We value the health and wellbeing of our people and our wide range of initiatives and benefits support this.
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