Careers
We are a progressive firm and have worked hard to create a working environment that is flexible, fulfilling, and fun.
That's why we've been accredited as 'one to watch' by Best Companies, the research group behind the Sunday Times Awards.
Below is a list of current vacancies at the firm. We are always interested in hearing from bright, ambitious people who could help contribute to our continued growth.
So if you feel you would fit in here, but there is not a role listed below that suits you, please don't hesitate to send your CV via email to Catharine Snow, our Operations Manager.
Along with a fantastic working environment, filled with great colleagues, we offer a generous benefits package, which includes:
For a full list of benefits, click here.
We asked some of our team what it's like to work at Frettens. Take a look at what they had to say in this short video.
Click here to read more about why our team love working at Frettens
Catharine Snow, Operations Manager explains one of the ways in which working at Frettens differs from many other law firms.
94% of staff say 'we are all working together to achieve common goals.’
85% of staff ‘love working at Frettens’
87% of staff say ‘We have the freedom to do what is needed to provide a great service for our clients’
Applications for Trainee Solicitor positions should be received by the end of June, with interviews taking place over July and August for a Training Contract to start in September of the following year.
In order to apply, you should send a CV and a letter of application to Catharine Snow, our Operations Manager.
Read more about our Training Contracts.
Download our latest Diversity Survey Results.
We offer a free initial appointment to all new clients. To get in touch with our expert solicitors in Christchurch and Ringwood, simply call 01202 499255 or visit our get in touch page.
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