Senior Private Client Solicitor

Your new company
A well-established and growing law firm is seeking to appoint an experienced Private Client Solicitor to join its expanding team. This is an excellent opportunity for a senior lawyer looking to join a supportive practice with an established client base and ambitious growth plans.

Your new role
You will manage a varied caseload of private client matters including wills, probate, estate administration, powers of attorney and succession planning. The role offers the opportunity to work closely with clients whilst also contributing to the continued growth and development of the department.

What you'll need to succeed
You will be a qualified solicitor with at least 8 years' PQE and a strong background in private client work. Excellent client care and relationship-building skills are essential, together with the ability to manage your own caseload independently. Whilst a following would be advantageous, it is not essential as the firm can provide an existing flow of quality work.

What you'll get in return
You will join a forward-thinking and growing practice that can offer a strong pipeline of quality work, the autonomy to further develop your practice and the opportunity to play a key role in the future growth of the department. In addition to a competitive salary and benefits package, the firm offers a supportive environment and genuine opportunities for long-term career progression.

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