Our resume

Work & clients

Browne Jacobson is a forward looking commercial practice with a national reputation and developing international presence. We have offices in Nottingham, Birmingham and London.

As one of the largest law firms in the Midlands, Browne Jacobson is a full service commercial practice with an award-winning infrastructure. Practice areas include; banking, commercial litigation, company/commercial and corporate tax, employment, environmental law, health law, insolvency, pensions, planning, professional indemnity, personal injury, public and local authority, property and trusts, to name a few!

Our clients are based throughout the UK and overseas, and include listed and private companies, financial institutions, insurance companies and public authorities. From the world's most prestigious luxury retail brands to regional development agencies we offer a full service and a first class level of quality delivery.

For further information on what we have been up to recently see our firm update

Work life balance

Sports & social

Browne Jacobson's 3 offices offer all employees a vibrant social life for those who want to become involved, and you are encouraged to do so. Trainee specific events include the Annual Trainees balls (in Nottingham and Birmingham), and Trainee away day, as well as many social events organised by the trainees themselves.

In addition, the firm places great importance on getting involved and organises regular events including the very popular annual flit-quiz and Treasure Hunt along with other events too numerous to mention.

We also have various sporting teams to which newcomers are always welcome, including running and football.

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Charity & pro bono

Browne Jacobson has long been committed to providing free legal advice to individuals and good causes. As a well-established regional practice the partners and all employees of the firm consider it their professional and social responsibility to provide such assistance to the local community. Half of the firm's staff have already committed themselves to Pro-Bono Projects with over 1100 hours completed in the last 24 months.

The legal pro bono committee is involved in providing the following:

Advice and Representation under the Criminal Injuries and Compensation Scheme. (CICA)

• Citizens Advice Bureau
• Fundays Charity
• Princes Trust
• ProHelp

The non-legal pro bono 'community action committee' co-ordinates the firm's non-legal charity and community work. The committee's theme this year is 'children' and that theme has prompted the involvement in the following projects:

• Reading in Schools
• Childline
• Nottingham in Bloom

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