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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC TRADES N.E.C.▲ 65% /10yrBUSINESS, RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS N.E.C.▲ 60% /10yrFINANCIAL AND ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS▲ 55% /10yrASSEMBLERS (VEHICLES AND METAL GOODS)▼ 1% /10yrHIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS▲ 5% /10yrSOFTWARE ENGINEER£55,000▲ 38% /5yrCYBER SECURITY ANALYST£62,000▲ 35% /5yr

Law (Solicitor) Salary in Yorkshire and The Humber

Yorkshire and The Humber combines a lower cost of living with a diverse economy spanning financial services (Leeds), digital industries (Sheffield and Leeds), manufacturing and agriculture. Leeds is the region's salary leader and the UK's largest financial centre outside London.

Housing costs are well below the national average. Leeds city centre salaries in finance and legal can approach South East levels while living costs remain significantly lower.

Entry Salary
£33,250
Peak Salary
£171,000
Growth
▲ 414%
Lifetime (25yr)
£2.6m
WINDOW: TRAJECTORY

Salary Trajectory

StageYrs ExpP25MedianP75P90
Trainee Solicitor0+£26,600£33,250£42,750£49,400
Newly Qualified Solicitor2+£38,000£49,400£64,600£80,750
Associate Solicitor5+£49,400£64,600£80,750£104,500
Senior Associate8+£64,600£83,600£109,250£137,750
Salaried Partner / Of Counsel12+£85,500£114,000£152,000£199,500
Equity Partner16+£123,500£171,000£266,000£475,000

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WINDOW: REGIONAL COMPARISON

How Yorkshire and The Humber Compares

Mid-career Law (Solicitor) median salary by region

London
£116,160
South East
£93,280
Scotland
£92,400
East of England
£89,760
South West
£87,120
North West
£87,120
West Midlands
£86,240
Northern Ireland
£86,240
Yorkshire and The Humber
£83,600
Wales
£83,600
East Midlands
£82,720
North East
£80,080
WINDOW: RELATED

Compare with Other Careers in Yorkshire and The Humber

Law (Solicitor) in Other Regions

Based on ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) via NOMIS. Regional salary adjustments derived from ONS regional pay differentials. Career progression timelines based on industry research. All figures are gross annual pay estimates for full-time workers.