An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Paralegal / Legal Assistant to join a commercial property department at a well-established legal firm, offering a wide range of services to both business and private clients.

As a Paralegal / Legal Assistant, you will be supporting a senior legal advisor with commercial and residential property transactions from start to finish.

This full-time role offers a starting salary range of £28,000 - £32,000 plus profit-related bonus and performance bonus.

What we are looking for:



* Previously worked as a Paralegal, Property paralegal, Legal assistant, Legal secretary, Commercial Property Legal secretary or in a similar role.


* Minimum 3 years' experience in both commercial and residential property.


* Background in dealing with all conveyancing searches, Land Registry searches and other property-related admin including producing engrossments and other legal documents.


* Ability to handle the exchange of contracts and manage all matters from post-exchange through to completion.


* Experience using LEAP case management software would be beneficial.


Shift:



* Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm


What's on offer:



* Competitive salary


* Generous Holiday Package


* Company pension


Apply now for this exceptional Paralegal opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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