Our services reflect the need to ensure our candidates and the business they work with have the flexibility and nimbleness to adapt to the legal landscape.

In-house

Our In-house recruitment expertise works across all functional levels, including general counsel and head of legal positions, as well as company secretarial roles.

Private Practice

We partner with law firms. We truly get to know our clients to enable us to consistently tap into the best talent in the global market.

Legal & Support Recruitment

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Approaching Chad at this crossroad in my career was the best decision I could have made, as he worked tirelessly towards the best outcome for me personally.
Associate
Banking & Finance, Ashurst
Laura has excellent market knowledge and connections and provides valuable insight and an honest, balanced opinion.
Rebecca Lindhout
Special Counsel, McCullough Robertson
Glenn provided an exemplary service to my partner and I in our prospective move to Australia from the UK.
Ben Judge
Associate, Ashurst
Sydney

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Montgomery Advisory is an independent global legal search and recruitment company.

We provide a consultative approach to lawyers and businesses around the world.

Founded as a disruptive startup, we have strategically built a company that supports lawyers and all legal support professionals with their career journey while at the same time assisting businesses identify, attract, develop and retain lawyers and support staff at all levels.

We are renowned for our highly consultative approach, extensive market knowledge, deep relationships and flexible solutions.

With offices in London and Sydney, we are the perfect conduit for lawyers moving to and from, and anywhere in between.

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