Private Client NQ Solicitor

Recruiter
G2 Legal Limited
Location
Wokingham
Salary
£35000 - £38000 per annum, Benefits: Benefits Package
Posted
22 Feb 2021
Closes
22 Mar 2021
Ref
1038047-1-GW-8
Contact
Gayle Woolf
Job Title
Solicitor
Practice Area
Private Client, Trusts/Investments/Funds, Wills & Probate
PQE Level
2-4, NQ
Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Full Time
A fantastic opportunity has arisen to join a leading firm in Wokingham.  Our client is currently seeking a Private Client Solicitor who has recently qualified, or is about to qualify, to join its Private Client team. 

The firm takes a commercial approach and provides practical, solutions-orientated and creative advice. They act for a broad range of clients including an array of nationwide estates work.

The ideal candidate (NQ-2 years PQE) will have the opportunity to increase their legal knowledge in the following areas:
  • Wills and Probate
  • Estate Administration
  • Trusts
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney
  • Court of Protection
  • Estate and Inheritance Tax Planning
  • Elderly Client Advice
You will have the opportunity to become an expert within a noted private client practice and become adept at providing high quality legal support to your clients. 

You will also possess excellent legal analysis, drafting, interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written.) You will be commercially aware and able to interact effectively with clients to prioritise their work in order to fulfil their objectives. 

Salary is £35000 - £38,0000 + exceptional benefits package. To apply with your CV, please email Gayle Woolf at G2 Legal.
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