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G2 Legal Limited in Manchester is representing a well-established alternative law firm backed by a major international insurer. They seek an experienced Real Estate lawyer for a leadership-level role to own and grow the practice with significant client contact.
Open to Senior Associate, Legal Director and Partner level candidates, the role offers autonomy and the chance to work across Corporate, Commercial and Employment teams to deliver joined-up property advice from day one.
I’m working with a well-established alternative law firm in Manchester, backed by a major US insurer, who are looking to strengthen their Real Estate offering.
This is a slightly different opportunity to the traditional private practice route. The firm sits within a wider insurance group and works closely with a range of established businesses, giving its lawyers access to a strong client base and a good level of autonomy.
The Real Estate hire is a key one for the business. There is already work coming through from a number of major clients, including acquisitive businesses with growing property portfolios, with further opportunities expected through the wider group.
As a result, they are open to speaking with experienced Senior Associates, Legal Directors and Partners. You don't need to be a traditional Head of Real Estate, nor do you necessarily need a large following. The key is being able to handle matters independently, deal directly with clients and have an interest in helping develop the offering.
The role will involve a broad range of commercial property work, including acquisitions and disposals, leases, lease renewals and general property advice. There will also be the opportunity to work alongside the firm's wider legal teams, including Corporate, Commercial and Employment, to provide a more joined-up service to clients.
I'm particularly interested in speaking with experienced Real Estate lawyers who are looking for more ownership and the opportunity to help build something, without necessarily having to make the immediate jump into a traditional law firm partnership.
You should have a strong commercial property background, be comfortable managing your own matters and clients, and ideally have an interest in developing the wider practice.