Overview
One of the largest and most long-standing law firms in the Thames Valley area are currently recruiting a Conveyancing Solicitor, Licensed Conveyancer or Legal Executive to join their team. They have a large regional presence and have progressed and transformed to retain their personality and values.
About this Conveyancing Solicitor vacancy
Due to natural expansion, our client is seeking a dedicated professional to join a team consisting of 4 partners, Associate Solicitors, Legal Executives and paralegals who work across their different offices all within a reasonable distance of each other. The successful candidate will ideally have a minimum of 3 years PQE. You will have experience in independently running a mixed caseload of residential matters and be proactive in generating new work from existing clients and seeking new opportunities. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate a focus on providing outstanding service to their clients, will be confident with IT, and will be capable of working under their own initiative.
Conveyancing Solicitor experience to include
* Sales and purchases
* Remortgages
* Transfers of equity
* Freehold and leasehold matters
* Auctions
* Lease extensions
* New Builds
The Candidate
* 3 years + PQE within the area of Residential Conveyancing as a Solicitor, Licensed Conveyancer or Legal Executive
* Works well under pressure
* Excellent client care skills
* Excellent communication skills with a client-focused approach
* IT literate
Benefits for this Conveyancing Solicitor Vacancy
* Generous salary plus bonus structure
* 5 weeks holiday plus bank holidays
* Opportunities to work from home
If you\'re a Conveyancing Lawyer ready to take the next step in your career, apply today. Alternatively contact Victoria Kemp at Law Staff Limited quoting reference 37612
Important
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In accordance with The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003, Regulation19(https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2003/3319/regulation/19/made)
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