Are you seeking an opportunity to progress and work with one of the most highly regarded property departments in London?
This is a leading Legal 500 firm, and their property department is top-ranked.
The Firm
This firm has a well-respected reputation for quality property work across London. They are a multi-service practice with a strong focus on Real Estate in all departments.
The firm is highly competitive, with main competitors including some Top 50 firms. They handle work comparable to some of the country's most well-known law firms.
Ranked highly in the Legal 500, they are looking to grow and expand their residential property department due to ongoing success.
They attract many lawyers from top London firms, offering a collegiate, friendly culture where staff can make an impact and feel valued. They also offer greater staff flexibility and work-life balance than many firms of this caliber.
The Role
This firm is seeking a Residential Development Partner to join their expanding team in their West End, London office.
The property team is central to their work. You will join a team of 10, including 3 Partners, 7 Senior Associates, and support staff.
You will handle a broad range of quality matters, including residential development, acquisitions for development, acting for developers of both PLC and private companies involved in commercial property acquisitions and large multi-purpose developments.
The team is busy, and there is an existing caseload to take over immediately.
Requirements
* You will be a Residential Development Partner
* You will handle quality work alongside a highly regarded team
* The team is expanding its market share, making this an exciting time to join
Remuneration
The package will be highly competitive. They are looking for a long-term hire that works for both sides.
This is a first-class opportunity for a Residential Development Partner to join a leading, highly tiered Legal 500 practice based in the West End, London.
Apply now for immediate consideration or contact me for a confidential discussion.
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