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Overview

  • Address: Cedar House, 78 Portsmouth Road, Cobham Surrey, KT11 1AN
  • Phone: 01932 590500
  • Fax: 01932 590220
  • Email: enq@mundays.co.uk
  • Web: www.mundays.co.uk
Vacancies: 2
Trainees: 5
Partners: 26
Staff: 98
Work placement: No
Minimum qualification: 2.1 degree, ABB at A level (or equivalent)
Start salary: £26,000

Remember to cite LawCareers.Net on your application form if you apply to Mundays LLP.

Application details and method of selection

We will open applications in April 2018 for our training contracts commencing September 2020. An assessment day for shortlisted candidates will take place in late August 2018.

Applications to: Mr Andrew Knorpel
Method of application: Online application form
Method of assessment: Assessment centre
Partner interview
Presentation
Written exercise

Firm description and career prospects

Mundays is one of Surrey's leading law firms, operating from modern offices in Cobham, with easy access to London and the M25. Many of our lawyers have worked in the City but have chosen to relocate to a firm where we aim to offer a service as good as (if not better than) competitors in London at more economic rates, while enabling our lawyers to achieve a better work/life balance. We offer our diverse range of clients (both corporate and private) comprehensive, responsive and commercial advice, with separate departments working closely together as appropriate.


Culture

At Mundays we have a relaxed, informal working style. Fee-earners have a willingness to share their knowledge and experience in the belief that, with hard work, our trainees of today are potentially our partners of the future.


Types of work

The firm is divided into six principal departments: commercial property, residential property and development, corporate and commercial (including employment), dispute resolution, private wealth and family. Within these departments, we have specialisms such as banking and insolvency.


Who should apply

Candidates will need to demonstrate their confidence, ability to communicate and personality. They are also required to have three A levels or equivalent (ordinarily ABB or better), have or expect to receive at least a 2.1 degree (applications from law and non-law graduates are welcome), and to demonstrate comparable performance in any postgraduate courses in law. We are looking for well-rounded individuals who are keen to develop their career with us as trainees and beyond.

Training contract programme

Trainees typically spend periods of six months in each of four departments, sharing a room with a partner or senior solicitor so that they can observe exactly how the job is done and have the opportunity to learn from day one. Trainees also have the opportunity to work for other fee earners so that they are exposed to a wide range of specialisms and working styles in their department. 

So far as possible, we aim to accommodate the wishes of trainees to gain experience of any particular specialist area in which we practise. Trainees are encouraged to take on responsibility from the beginning of their training through direct experience of dealing with matters and working alongside fee-earners. Progress is closely monitored and training given to reflect the needs of individual trainees.

As a result, we are extremely pleased that Mundays was nominated for the award of Best Trainer - Medium Regional firm at the LawCareers.Net Training and Recruitment Awards from 2012 to 2016 and again in 2018. In addition, our former Training Principal Stephen Morris was proud to be nominated in 2014 and 2018 for the award for Best Training Principal - Small Trainee Intake. These nominations were based on feedback surveys from our current trainees in each year. These nominations acknowledge the high quality of the training on which we pride ourselves.

The Lex 100 also announced Mundays as a winner in the Client Contact category where trainees 'feel like part of the team - rather than a small cog' and also a winner in the Work/Life Balance category. The Lex 100 2016/17 survey consisted of anonymous responses gathered from over 3,000 trainees at 173 law firms across the UK.

Seat options

Commercial property, residential property and development, corporate and commercial (including employment), dispute resolution, private wealth, family

Type of practice

Corporate & Commercial, General Commercial, General Practice

Work areas

  • Banking & finance
  • Charities
  • Commercial property/real estate
  • Company & commercial
  • Competition & EU law
  • Construction & engineering
  • Corporate finance/mergers & acquisitions
  • Corporate tax
  • Defamation/reputation management
  • Dispute resolution
  • Employment, pensions & incentives
  • Family/matrimonial
  • Housing/landlord & tenant
  • Immigration
  • Insolvency/restructuring
  • Intellectual property
  • Private client
  • Professional negligence
  • Projects/project finance
  • Technology, media & telecommunications

Offices

Cobham, Mayfair

Insights

Turnover: £10,131,506 (2016) Compare on LCN Insights
Profit per partner: £140,000 (2012) Compare on LCN Insights
Starting salary: £26,000 Compare on LCN Insights
Retention rate: 33% (2016) Compare on LCN Insights
Partner diversity:
  • 73.0% male (2018)
  • 27.0% female
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Lawyer diversity:
  • 54.0% male (2018)
  • 46.0% female
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Training contract to commence 2020: 02/08/2018
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