Residential Property Lawyer (Partner)

Residential Property Lawyer (Partner) 8+ PQE, London, up to £110K (DOE), Seeking a senior Solicitor with a strong following, to bolster an existing team with a growing firm. 

JOB TITLE: Residential Property Lawyer (Partner)
PQE: 8+
LOCATION: London
SALARY: £90-110,000 (DOE)

THE ROLE:
An established and prestigious law firm in the heart of central London is seeking an experienced solicitor to join as a Partner. You will manage a diverse caseload of residential property law matters, including but not limited to freehold and leasehold properties, listed buildings, new builds and buy-to-let investments. This position will see you playing a crucial role in the growth and development of the Law Society accredited Residential Property team.

THE CANDIDATE:
The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate strong business development skills by leveraging their own network of contacts to expand the firm’s existing client base. You should have substantial experience in residential property law and will require a well-established following.

THE FIRM:
You will join a growing and dynamic practice that offers a supportive working environment where you will be afforded opportunities to progress your career with a competitive salary and a performance-based bonus structure. If you are a skilled conveyancing Solicitor looking to take the next step in your career and contribute to the success of a prestigious law firm, please get in touch.
 

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