Contentious Probate Solicitor (Partner)

ENL Legal Recruitment; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A well-established firm in Birmingham seeks a Senior Contentious Probate Partner to lead their Private Client team. This role offers a unique opportunity to manage a diverse caseload while providing exceptional service to clients. Ideal candidates will have a minimum of ten years PQE, a strong background in contentious probate, and the ability to mentor junior staff. Join a supportive environment that values autonomy and professional growth, where your expertise will be valued and your contributions will have a significant impact on the firm's success. If you're ready to take the next step in your career, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Qualifications

• Minimum 10 years PQE in contentious probate and trusts.
• Experience in managing caseload and mentoring junior staff.

Responsibilities

• Provide high standard advice on disputes related to wills and probate.
• Manage a challenging caseload while developing client relationships.

Skills

Contentious Probate

Wills and Trusts Disputes

Business Development

Mentoring and Supervising

Education

Qualified Solicitor (minimum 10 years PQE)

Job description

Penny Trotman, a member of eNL’s specialist Midlands and South West Private Practice team, is currently recruiting for a Senior Contentious Probate Partner to join one of Birmingham’s leading Private Client teams. This is a unique opportunity to join a well-established and highly regarded practice in the City handling a unique caseload whilst simultaneously delivering a really high standard of service to the firm’s clients. If you are looking for a relaxed but professional environment to work in where you are given a high level of autonomy, then it may be worth you getting in contact for an initial conversation or informal discussion. Call Penny on 0121 454 1004. Job Ref: 9217

THE ROLE:

1. Committed to providing a high standard of service to its clients, this reputable leading national practice is looking to hire a senior contentious probate specialist to come in and hit the ground running.
2. As the appointed contentious probate partner, you will have a solid foundation in providing advice on all types of disputes related to wills, trusts, and probate.
3. Applications are sought from candidates with a minimum of ten years PQE in managing their own caseload and supervising, managing, and mentoring junior fee earners within the team.
4. Handling a challenging but stimulating caseload, your skills and experience will be second to none and you will have a passion to develop a successful career within this area of law.
5. With proven expertise in Contentious Probate and trusts matters, you will be an ambitious Junior Partner or even a Head of department looking to find the next home for your caseload and team.
6. You will possess the ability to develop relationships and undertake business development and networking to further enhance the contentious probate offerings within the local market.
7. Contentious probate partners will be a member of ACTAPS and/or STEPS.
8. Partners with a strong network of contacts and referrers are encouraged to apply.
9. A highly competitive salary is on offer along with a comprehensive and extensive benefits package.

HOW TO APPLY:

Contact Penny Trotman at eNL on 0121 454 1004 or email [e-mail] with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.

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