Conveyancing Paralegal – Aberdeen One of Aberdeen's finest and most enjoyable law firms to work for is keen to bring in an experienced Paralegal to join its friendly, yet busy team in Aberdeen. The main purpose of the role is to take charge of your own varied caseload of sales, purchases and general conveyancing transactions while working at a firm that deeply cares about its culture and it's colleagues. Reasons it may be worth exploring further: Terrific work life balance with hybrid working 50% in the office Comprehensive salary and benefits package Quality over quantity caseload Beautiful central office 25 Days Holiday Bank holidays Cycle to Work Scheme Big on giving back and do a great deal of fun charity fundraising events You'll be treated like and adult and given a lot of autonomy Continued professional development, this firm wants you to keep learning Some of the day-to-day tasks & responsibilities: Manage your own caseload of purchase/sale transactions, transfer of title, re-mortgage and executry transactions Genuine interest and enthusiasm for property work and can demonstrate technical understanding of residential property law Demonstrate a commercial and practical approach to problem solving Maintain accurate files & records Communication and drafting skills Effective time management and multitasking Support your team when needed Do you have what it takes to be successful? The firm is looking for somebody to come in and hit the ground running, have you managed your own caseload of property transactions? Do you possess knowledge of Scottish property work and can demonstrate general understanding of residential property law? Do you want to join a busy team that completes quality work but also likes to enjoy it each day? Interested? The hiring manager is keen to hire somebody fairly quickly given the demand in the team. This firm does an amazing job of holding onto it's staff so apply today as positions at the firm come up rarely. Call Jack Broadley at G2 Legal today to be considered/find out more. INDMADN