Dual Qualified Commercial Property Solicitor, Scotland

Frasia Wright Associates; Livingston; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading law firm based in Livingston is seeking a Dual Qualified Commercial Property Solicitor. This position involves handling various commercial property transactions, working for both landlords and tenants across Scotland and England. The ideal candidate should possess dual qualifications and relevant experience in commercial leases and estate management. A dynamic opportunity in an award-winning team awaits qualified solicitors looking to advance their careers.

Qualifications

• Qualified to practice law in Scotland and England.
• Experience in handling commercial property transactions.
• Ability to provide estate management advice.

Responsibilities

• Act for landlords and tenants in commercial leases.
• Manage purchases and sales of commercial properties.
• Support Corporate and Banking teams with property matters.

Skills

Dual qualification in law

Experience in commercial leases

Estate management expertise

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Dual Qualified Commercial Property Solicitor, Scotland, Livingston

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Location: Livingston, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

Job Reference:

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Posted:

12.08.2025

Expiry Date:

26.09.2025

Job Description:

This award-winning Commercial Property team is currently recruiting a dual qualified solicitor. The team handles commercial purchases and sales, leases, and estate management work, offering an excellent opportunity for talented and driven lawyers.

This role involves general commercial property work, including acting for both landlords and tenants in commercial leases in Scotland and England, purchases and sales of commercial properties in Scotland and occasionally in England, providing estate management advice related to properties in both jurisdictions. You will also support the Corporate and Banking teams with commercial property matters concerning Scottish and English properties.