Private Client Solicitor

Location: Northwich, Cheshire

Salary: £40k - £60k (DOE) + Excellent Benefits

Job Type: Full - Time

The Client:

Our client is a well-established law firm, specialising in Wills, Trusts & Probate, Family Law, and Commercial & Residential Property.

The Role:

As a Private Client Solicitor, you will drive departmental success by meeting financial targets and fostering firm development in line with the business plan and personal goals.

Responsibilities:



* Managing Wills, Probate, Power of Attorney, Court of Protection, and Deputyship cases.


* Ensuring efficient file management in compliance with legal standards.


* Achieving fee earning and time recording targets.


* Leading business development and marketing initiatives.


* Cultivating and sustaining client relationships.


* Supervising and mentoring junior Private Client team members.


* Maintaining WIQS accreditation.


Requirements:



* Previously worked as a Solicitor, Lawyer, Legal Executive or in a similar role.


* Experience of handling own case load, covering all aspects of Private Client Law


* Ideally possess 5+ years PQE with STEP qualification.




Benefits



* 20 days holiday


* Pension scheme


* On-site parking


* Christmas shutdown


* Birthday off


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

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