Corporate Commercial Solicitor - London, England

Ten-Percent.co.uk; Greater London; Remote; GBP 125,000 - 150,000; Part time

Job summary

A law firm specializing in healthcare is seeking a part-time Corporate Commercial Solicitor to work on a consultancy basis. This remote role requires at least 10 years of PQE, with experience in negotiating healthcare contracts being an advantage. The ideal candidate will manage a diverse caseload and collaborate with a dedicated team, providing ongoing support and training while committing to long-term work.

Benefits

Ongoing training and support

Flexible working hours

Qualifications

• Must demonstrate a track record of successful delivery.
• Experience within top-tier law firms preferred.
• Familiarity with NHS and healthcare contracts is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Negotiate NHS and other healthcare contracts.
• Establish provider companies and advise on governance.
• Participate in mergers and acquisitions-related transactions.

Skills

Healthcare sector knowledge

Negotiation skills

Commercial awareness

Education

10+ years PQE

Job description

Corporate Commercial Solicitor (JO9669)

Overview

A small-medium sized law firm with a completely remote working ethos are looking for a solicitor to join them on an ongoing basis. The firm (Legal 500 & Chambers) are looking for a Corporate Commercial Solicitor to work as a consultant on a part time basis. They specialise in one sector (medical) but the work is split along conventional lines and specific sector experience is not necessary. Experience of dealing with the medical sector and relevant contracts is of course very welcome.

Reference

JO9669

Salary

£110 - £120 / annum

Job Location

• United Kingdom England Greater London London

Job Type

Permanent

Posted

Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Corporate Commercial Solicitor - Remote Working Consultant - Part Time

This is a part time role, but on a consultancy basis, so hours will vary. The firm will provide you with interesting, challenging work in the healthcare sector. In return you will need to demonstrate a track record of successful delivery, be commercially minded and will probably have experience from a top tier law firm (or similar level).

Your caseload will include a variety of matters, from reporting on & negotiating NHS and other healthcare contracts, establishing provider companies and advising on governance, partnership law advice (including Partnership Deed drafting), mergers and acquisitions and NHS Regulatory advice. You will often be working as part of a team alongside property and employment colleagues on larger transactions such as M&A or partnership disputes.

All of your clients will be primary care professionals - doctors, dentists, pharmacists - so relevant sector experience would be an advantage, but it's not a requirement as the firm rapidly train new colleagues in the relevant regulations. You will have access to excellent administrative support and receive ongoing support and training.

This is a good opportunity to add additional work to a portfolio if you have existing work elsewhere. Important to specify that this role requires a long term commitment - this is ongoing work and the firm are not looking for short term consultancy.

When applying please highlight any medical sector experience, as well as give an indication as to the hours you have available each week and when these are (please note that the majority of hours need to be during the standard working day or at times when you can be contacted by clients). Start date is within the next few months once onboarding is complete. The firm usually look for at least 10 years PQE if not more. Evidence of experience working for large corporate / commercial law firms at some point in your career, particularly training contracts, is of particular interest to this firm.