Job Description
Our Legal 500 client is looking for a Hybrid 5+ years PQE Residential Conveyancing Solicitor to join their well-established, Lexcel and CQS accredited firm as part of their national residential team. You’ll be part of a growing team, handling a varied caseload within a supportive, collaborative environment. The Firm offer hybrid working, holiday purchase/bonus scheme, annual bonus, Medicash and many other impressive benefits.
The Firm:
Our Legal 500 client is a nationwide, full-service firm with 20+ offices, praised for its high-quality advice and strong client satisfaction. Combining top-tier expertise with commercial insight, the firm delivers strategic, expert support across all practice areas
Responsibilities for this Conveyancer vacancy:
- Overseeing a diverse caseload of residential property transactions from instruction to completion.
- Carrying out property searches and reviewing contracts to ensure accuracy and compliance.
- Providing clear legal advice and guidance to clients, keeping them informed throughout the transaction.
- Serving as the main point of contact for clients, estate agents, and mortgage lenders, building strong professional relationships.
- Preparing and submitting applications to the Land Registry and managing associated documentation.
- Ensuring all transactions adhere to relevant legislation and industry best practices.
- Staying up to date with property law developments and regulatory changes.
Benefits for this Conveyancer role:- 26 days of annual leave plus bank holidays
- Holiday purchase scheme
- Bonus holiday scheme
- Annual bonus
- Hybrid working
- Medicash
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Ongoing training and development
If you're a Conveyancer ready to take the next step in your career, apply today. Alternatively, contact Mia Henderson at Law Staff Limited quoting reference 37099.
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