FEE EARNER
OLDHAM, GREATER MANCHESTER
UPTO £40,000 + GREAT BENEFITS & CULTURE
Get Recruited are working with a highly reputable and award-winning Law Firm who are on the lookout for a Fee Earner to join their busy and successful team in their head office in Oldham.
This is an excellent opportunity for a conveyancer who can handle the full lifecycle, from transactions from instruction to completion independently. Working with a firm who recognises that their employees are their greatest asset, they have invested in their training and development programmes to provide a supportive and equally challenging environment.
THE ROLE:
Manage a full caseload of residential conveyancing matters including sales, purchases, re-mortgages, transfers and new build transactions.
Build relationships with clients and contacts
Prepare contracts, correspondence and legal documents using case management.
Support junior colleagues with their caseload when required.
Prepare correspondence.
Ensure all files are maintained in accordance with compliance and quality management requirements.
Handle all aspects of conveyancing process autonomously.
Maintain record of billing and file management to meet departmental targets.
THE PERSON:
Licensed Conveyancer, Legal Executive, or experienced Fee Earner.
Strong academic record.
Self-motivated
THE BENEFITS:
Career progression and funded qualifications
Free onsite parking
33 days holidays including bank holidays
Events and award evenings
Death in service policy 4x salary
Health and well being programmes
Company pension
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