Hybrid Residential Conveyancing Paralegal

Expiring today

Recruiter
G2 Legal Limited
Location
Sutton
Salary
£24000 - £28000 per annum, Benefits: Benefits Package
Posted
24 Aug 2023
Closes
21 Sep 2023
Ref
1447768-1-ZM-34-SP
Contact
Zac Marshall
Job Title
Paralegal
Practice Area
Residential Property / Conveyancing
PQE Level
10+, 2-4, 5-7, 8-10, NQ
Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Full Time
A multi-office, multi-practice law firm is looking for a Residential Conveyancing Paralegal to join its successful residential conveyancing team in Sutton.
 
With offices across the south of England, my client is looking for a dynamic and forward-thinking individual who is looking for superb career progression and to grow with the team. 
 
You will be joining a law firm with a modern approach, working with a friendly property team. 
 
Supporting a residential conveyancer, you will be:
 
  • Opening and closing files 
  • Dealing with post-completion matters 
  • Reviewing and drafting documents 
  • Liaising with clients, estate agents and mortgage lenders 
 
This firm is widely known for its:
 
  • Staff retention
  • Career progression plans 
  • Work-life balance
  • Overall friendly atmosphere 
 
To be considered, you must:
 
  • Have 1+ years previous experience with residential conveyancing matters 
  • Be ambitious and driven about your career in law
 
If you are a Residential Conveyancing Paralegal in South London looking to join a modern and dynamic law firm with a strong reputation in the legal market, please apply now for immediate consideration. 
 
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