Editorial summary

TKQP Law LLP is seeking a Practice Trainee (Trainee Lawyer) to join its award-winning General Litigation team under a practice training contract with a Singapore Law Practice. The role involves conducting legal research, investigating and verifying facts related to commercial claims, drafting and reviewing legal documents, and utilizing workplace legal technologies to enhance efficiency. Candidates should possess a strong understanding of legal procedures and attention to detail. The position offers a salary of 4,000.

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Job description

[This job id 30565 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 08 Sep 2026]

Job Summary

TKQP Law LLP seeks a Practice Trainee (Trainee Lawyer) to join our award winning General Litigation team under a practice training contract with a Singapore Law Practice.

Responsibilities

• Conduct legal research to gather and analyze information supporting cases
• Investigate and verify facts relevant to potential commercial claims to strengthen case arguments
• Draft and review legal documents ensuring accuracy, compliance, and clarity for case submissions
• Manage and apply workplace legal technologies to improve efficiency in case handling and documentation
• Collaborate with conducting lawyers and team members to prepare and organize case materials effectively
• Maintain organized and detailed case files and documentation for easy retrieval and reference
• Communicate clearly and professionally with internal teams and external parties to facilitate case progress

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• You must be a Qualified Person (under the Legal Profession (Qualified Persons) Rules).
• A Qualified Person who intends to undertake your practice training period under a practice training contract.

Other Information

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