Trainee Lawyer

Fulltime
Nicosia, Cyprus
Entry Level

Job Description: 

We are seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team at the firm’s Nicosia office as trainee lawyer. 

Requirements:

  1. Law degree from a recognized university. A Master’s degree/LPC will be considered an advantage.
  2. Excellent knowledge of Greek and English, oral and written.
  3. Excellent communication skills.
  4. Willingness to learn.
  5. Self-motivated and able to cooperate efficiently with co-workers.

Interested candidates may send their CV by email at info@pamboridis.com

All applications will be treated with utmost confidentiality.

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