Our client is seeking a 2-year PQE Commercial Property Solicitor to manage a caseload acting for small and medium sized businesses, with additional experience within residential Property matters. The firm champions career progression, offers hybrid working, specialist training, and a range of additional incentives. The Firm Established over 130 years ago, our client is one of Kent’s leading law firms, providing expert legal services to individuals and businesses. With a modern, award-winning approach and a commitment to jargon-free advice, the firm prides itself on being professional, approachable, and client-focused. Recognised with numerous industry awards and Law Society accreditations, our client combines specialist expertise with innovative case management systems to deliver trusted, high-quality legal support. Type of Work: Handling the sale, purchase, and lease of commercial and business premises (freehold and leasehold). Advising landlords and tenants on new leases and lease renewals, including under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Managing lease documentation, including licences to assign, sublet, and alter. Providing general commercial landlord and tenant advice, and support on commercial property acquisitions and finance. Assisting with property acquisitions for development and sales at auction. Supporting colleagues and ensuring work complies with the firm’s risk management and file procedures. Supervising fee-earning work and contributing to a collaborative, collegiate team environment.Benefits: Generous holiday allowance plus Christmas shutdown Bonus Scheme Life Cover - 3x Salary Reduced Rate Legal Fees Annual Eye tests/ Annual Flu Vaccines Paid sick leave Additional holiday for long-serving employees Healthcare Mental Health Support A wellness payment of £30 per month Car Sharing SchemeVacancy Reference Number – 37416 PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAIL (INCLUDING SPAM FOLDER) FOR CONFIRMATION YOUR APPLICATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED. In accordance with The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003