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Compliance Assistant

Birmingham
West Midlands
Up to £26,000
We are working with a leading law firm to hire a Compliance Assistant for their Birmingham office. In this role you will take ownership of the client and entity onboarding process, setting up new clients and matters within the case management system while fulfilling all regulatory and compliance requirements.

Risk & Compliance Manager

Oxford
Oxfordshire
Up to £85,000
We are working with a rapidly expanding top 35 accountancy practice to hire a Group Risk and Compliance Manager for their compliance team. In this role, you will support the director in delivering the overarching compliance strategy, coordinating group-wide risk governance frameworks and managing integration activities for newly acquired UK firms.

Risk & Compliance Manager

Bristol
County of Bristol
Up to £85,000
We are working with a rapidly expanding top 35 accountancy practice to hire a Group Risk and Compliance Manager for their compliance team. In this role, you will support the director in delivering the overarching compliance strategy, coordinating group-wide risk governance frameworks and managing integration activities for newly acquired UK firms.

Risk & Compliance Manager

London
Greater London
Up to £85,000
We are working with a rapidly expanding top 35 accountancy practice to hire a Group Risk and Compliance Manager for their compliance team. In this role, you will support the director in delivering the overarching compliance strategy, coordinating group-wide risk governance frameworks and managing integration activities for newly acquired UK firms.

Compliance Analyst

London
Greater London
Up to £55,000
We are working with a global law firm to hire a Compliance Analyst in London. This role spans conflicts of interest clearance, anti-money laundering, and international sanctions screening.

Conflicts Attorney

Charlotte
North Carolina
Competitive
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire a Conflicts Attorney I. In this role, you will join a growing and dynamic department dedicated to managing the firm’s global new business intake, lateral hiring, and broad risk management programmes.

Conflicts Attorney

Miami
Florida
Competitive
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire a Conflicts Attorney I. In this role, you will join a growing and dynamic department dedicated to managing the firm’s global new business intake, lateral hiring, and broad risk management programmes.

Conflicts Attorney

New York
New York
$120,000 to 155,000
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire a Conflicts Attorney I. In this role, you will join a growing and dynamic department dedicated to managing the firm’s global new business intake, lateral hiring, and broad risk management programmes.

Read our Blogs

14. 05. 2026

How to improve candidate attraction for conflicts roles

To improve candidate attraction for conflicts roles, law firms must move beyond the prestige of their brand and sell the actual quality of the role. In a specialized market where top talent is often passive, success depends on offering a clear career trajectory, technical autonomy, and a modern systems environment.
14. 05. 2026

What questions do strong conflicts candidates ask?

When a conflicts candidate asks detailed questions, it is a signal of high quality. These professionals know that "conflicts" can mean anything from high-volume data entry to high-level legal advisory, and they are seeking to ensure the role matches their level of judgment. Firms that provide transparent, technical answers will invariably win the best talent.
14. 05. 2026

How to create a conflicts career path

Building a visible career path for Conflicts professionals is the most effective way to prevent attrition and build long-term institutional knowledge. This guide explains how to structure progression that rewards both technical expertise and management potential, ensuring your team remains engaged beyond the initial learning curve.