Commercial Real Estate Lawyer - Fee share Role

GWR Legal Recruitment; Manchester; On-site; GBP 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A legal recruitment firm in Manchester seeks a Commercial Property Lawyer for a fee share role, offering a take-home of 30-50% and the potential to earn over £100K. The ideal candidate is an experienced Real Estate lawyer (8+ years PQE) who values flexibility and autonomy. This position allows you to focus on your practice without administrative distractions, ideal for those looking for high earning potential with a balanced workload.

Qualifications

• 8 years PQE within a respected commercial firm.
• Ability to work independently and autonomously.
• Experience in fee earning work.

Responsibilities

• Take home between 30-50% of fees.
• Focus on fee earning work without administrative burdens.
• Set own fees and work schedule.

Skills

Experienced Real Estate lawyer

Ability to attract clients

Strong communication skills

Job description

Overview

Commercial Property Lawyer - Fee Share Role - take home between 30-50% of fees. No following required. Full back office support dealing with admin and invoicing/credit control etc, freeing lawyers up to focus purely on fee earning work. £100K +quite easily achievable and realistic for people even without followings who are just doing a normal full time week (without the need for excessive hours). Higher end % splits for people who are able to bring or attract their own clients to the firm, with freedom to set your own fees. Complete autonomy about how much or how little, when and where you work.

Ideal Candidate

If you are an experienced Real Estate lawyer (8 years PQE + within a respected commercial firm) looking to work in a role with high earning potential where you truly take out what you put in and are rewarded accordingly for your effort and hours worked, whilst having complete autonomy and flexibility, then this opportunity is worth serious consideration.

Next steps

Please get in touch with Greg at GWR Legal for a confidential chat about this role in a bit more detail.