Private Client Associate
Make your mark with one of the UK's top-ranked private client teams. This is a rare opportunity to develop your expertise in a supportive, award-winning environment while working on complex, high value matters for an international client base.
At Penningtons Manches Cooper, you'll join a team recognised by Chambers UK and The Legal 500 for excellence, where collaboration, career progression and client impact are at the forefront.
You'll work on a broad range of private client matters, supporting individuals, families, fiduciaries and family offices with UK and international tax planning, asset protection and wealth management. You'll be part of a collegiate, well-resourced team with access to expert mentors and knowledge specialists.
Your day-to-day will include:
* Advising on domestic trust and tax matters for a varied client base
* Supporting individuals, family businesses and fiduciaries with private wealth planning
* Managing matters proactively, delivering accurate and timely advice
* Contributing to billing, client communication and knowledge sharing across the team
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We're looking for:
* A qualified solicitor with 2-8 years' PQE in private client law
* Experience in trust and tax matters, ideally with exposure to high-net-worth clients
* Strong communication and organisational skills with attention to detail
* Commitment to ongoing technical development and delivering client-focused solutions
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What's in it for you
* Role: Private Client Associate, permanent
* Location: Oxford (with hybrid flexibility)
* Salary: Competitive, depending on experience
* Benefits: Comprehensive package including mentoring, structured career development, award-winning team culture and the opportunity to work on high-quality, complex matters with international reach
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Apply now for this Private Client Associate role
For more information or to apply, please submit a CV, or call 07909400604 for a confidential discussion