Commercial Property Lawyer

Sellick Partnership (Legal) Limited; United Kingdom; Hybrid; GBP 44,000 - 51,000; Full time

Job summary

Sellick Partnership is excited to offer a permanent, full-time position for a Commercial Property Lawyer. This hybrid role involves managing a varied caseload supporting public sector clients, providing legal advice on commercial property matters. The successful candidate will enjoy flexible working arrangements and generous benefits including a Local Government Pension Scheme and a substantial holiday allowance.

Benefits

Local Government Pension Scheme

Flexible working hours

Generous holiday allowance

Employee Assistance Programme

Family friendly policies

Qualifications

• Qualified Solicitor/Lawyer in England or Wales or BAR member with completed pupillage.
• Legal expertise in commercial property law.
• Ability to conduct legal research and summarize legislation.

Responsibilities

• Manage a varied caseload of commercial property and regeneration projects.
• Provide expert advice on property-related matters.
• Handle issues including leases, easements, and development projects.

Skills

Legal Research

Client Relationship Management

Expertise in Commercial Property Law

Education

Qualified Solicitor/Lawyer in England or Wales

Member of the BAR

Job description

Commercial Property Lawyer

Salary: £44,290 - £50,246 per annum (Dependent on experience)

Location: Hybrid working - offices located across the East of England

Permanent | Full-time

Overview of the Commercial Property Lawyer role:

Sellick Partnership is excited to be partnered with one of our highly regarded public sector clients to recruit a Commercial Property Lawyer to manage a varied caseload of commercial property and regeneration projects.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a qualified Solicitor/Lawyer to take on a varied caseload supporting a number of public sector clients, providing expert advice on a range of property related matters.

This is a hybrid working role with office presence required twice a week. Offices are located across the East of England with flexibility as to which office you would be preferred to be based.

Main accountabilities of the Commercial Property Lawyer role:

• School sites
• Industrial leases
• Easements
• Wayleaves
• Landlord and tenant advice
• Sales and Disposals
• Development projects

Key requirements for the Commercial Property Lawyer role:

• Applicants are required to be a qualified Solicitor/Lawyer in England or Wales OR a member of the BAR, having completed pupillage
• Applicants will have legal expertise within commercial property law
• Ability to conduct legal research, interpret legalisation summarise key points of legalisation and case law
• Develop and maintain good working relationship with client departments

Benefits that come with the Commercial Property Lawyer role:

• £50,790 - £58,168 per annum (Dependent on experience)
• Local Government Pension Scheme.
• Hybrid working - office presence required just twice per week.
• Flexible working including flexi hours to suit your work-life balance.
• Family friendly policies to include maternity, paternity and adoption entitlements.
• Generous holiday allowance of 26 days, rising on 5 and 10 years' service (plus public holidays) - with the option to purchase more.
• Employee Assistance Programme and wellbeing support

How to apply for the Commercial Property Lawyer role:

For more information or a confidential chat on the role or organisation, please contact Natalie Ferguson in the Sellick Partnership Manchester office, or alternatively, please apply within to be considered for this fantastic opportunity.

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