As an employee-owned firm, our team provides clear and dependable legal advice across the property sector. We invest in a workplace where people and communities flourish, knowing that supported teams offer exceptional service to clients.
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We offer forward-thinking legal services across six key areas.
Looking to kick-start your legal career? We offer real responsibility, structured mentorship, and genuine growth - no suits of armour required.
Work Experience
Permanent Opportunities
Vacation Scheme
Apprenticeship Scheme

We're Feldon Dunsmore - a modern, values-driven law firm rooted in Warwickshire countryside. We blend legal expertise with purpose, nurturing careers in an environment where people and planet come first.
About usWe're committed to developing fresh talent, together. Our growing, tight-knit team is where everyone is seen - and supported.
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March 13, 2026
It’s that time of the year around National Careers Week where more often than not I am away from my desk at school careers fairs and employer talks, speaking to hundreds of students, parents and carers about careers in law and the various routes to qualification as a solicitor.
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February 24, 2026
There is no single route to becoming a lawyer. For me, the right choice was the CILEX Professional Qualification (CPQ).
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January 28, 2026
The Law Society has recently updated its diversity and inclusion language guidance, encouraging members to stop using "Dear Sirs" in letters and emails and instead use more inclusive, gender-neutral greetings.
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