The Leeds Junior Lawyers Division (Leeds JLD) is currently inviting applications for several committee positions.
- A variety of roles are available, including Publicity Officer and Sponsorship Representative.
- Applications are due by 12 pm on 22 November 2024, with candidates required to submit a 500-word statement.
- Voting will occur if multiple candidates apply for the same position, with results announced by early December.
- Leeds JLD looks forward to welcoming new members to enhance the legal community’s synergy.
The Leeds Junior Lawyers Division (Leeds JLD) has launched an initiative to fill various new positions within its committee. This move comes after a successful annual ball event, highlighting the organisation’s commitment to fostering community and professional development among junior legal professionals in Leeds.
Leeds JLD, known for its role in promoting member interests and building legal community connections, is specifically seeking dedicated individuals for roles including Publicity Officer, Sponsorship Representative, FELT Representative, Bar Representative, and a newly introduced Apprentice/Trainee Representative. This initiative is targeted at enriching the opportunities and support available for professionals at the outset of their legal careers.
Applications for these roles are open until 12 pm on 22 November 2024. Prospective candidates must submit a statement of up to 500 words outlining their qualifications and vision for the position they seek. The process is designed to identify candidates who are enthusiastic and capable of contributing positively to the committee’s objectives.
Monthly committee meetings facilitate ongoing dialogue and planning, with the first meeting for the new roles scheduled for 8 January 2025. In cases where multiple individuals apply for the same position, a voting process by current Leeds JLD members will determine the appointees. This democratic approach ensures that the selection is representative of the members’ collective decision.
The organisation, through a message shared on LinkedIn, has expressed its eagerness to see applications from junior legal professionals in Leeds. The aim is to integrate fresh perspectives and energy, thereby strengthening the legal fabric of the community.
These developments signal an exciting opportunity for junior lawyers in Leeds to play a crucial role in shaping their professional environment.
