Frequently Asked Questions
Does Abdullah & Partners hire lawyers in Jordan?
Yes. We recruit experienced lawyers at the associate and senior associate level across our nineteen practice areas. Candidates must hold an LLB, be admitted to the Jordanian Bar Association, and have professional fluency in English and Arabic. Applications go to info@abdullahfirm.com.
What are the requirements to apply for the legal trainee program?
Three documents are mandatory: (1) a university degree certificate, an LLB, or for final-year students an official letter of enrollment with an academic transcript; (2) a complete, up-to-date CV; and (3) proof of English language proficiency such as IELTS, TOEFL, or a university transcript showing English-taught coursework. Applications missing any of the three documents are not reviewed.
Is English language proficiency required for the trainee program?
Yes. Proficiency in English is a mandatory requirement for every trainee application at Abdullah & Partners. Trainees are expected to read legal materials, attend meetings, and draft correspondence in English from their first week.
How do I apply for a job or internship at Abdullah & Partners?
Send the application to info@abdullahfirm.com. Experienced lawyers should use the subject line "Experienced Lawyer Application, [Your Name]" and attach a CV, cover letter, and transcripts. Trainees should use "Trainee Application, [Your Name]" and attach the three mandatory documents: university degree certificate, CV, and proof of English proficiency.
Where is Abdullah & Partners located?
Our headquarters is on the 3rd, 4th & 5th Floors, Al Rashed Building, No. 11 Zahar Street, Umm Al Summaq, Amman 11108, Jordan. The firm is registered with the Jordanian Bar Association and with the Jordanian Companies Control Department under CCD Reg. No. 497.
What languages do Abdullah & Partners lawyers work in?
Our lawyers work fluently in English and Arabic. English is a mandatory working language for every trainee and lawyer role at the firm.
Does the trainee program lead to admission to the Jordanian Bar Association?
The trainee program is designed to prepare candidates for admission to the Jordanian Bar Association. Trainees receive structured supervision, written feedback on every piece of drafting, rotation across practice groups, and a formal written evaluation at the end of the training period that supports Bar admission and future applications.