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Stephens Scown is seeking a highly organised Legal Support Assistant to join the Residential Property Team. You will provide essential administrative and client support to ensure transactions progress smoothly and clients receive a first-class service.
The role suits someone with prior administrative experience, strong organisational skills and a proactive, detail‑oriented approach. Hybrid working is available with a focus on accuracy and teamwork.
At Stephens Scown, every day is what we make it. So we make it matter. Doing notable work for interesting clients, building our skills with talented people and having a positive impact on our communities sits at the heart of everything we do.
We don’t just say it, we live it. Our commitment to our people, clients and communities runs through our DNA. We are employee-owned, a Certified B Corporation TM , and we are featured in the Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026 list – ensuring our culture and ethos of going above and beyond for our people, our colleagues and our communities is recognised nationally.
We are looking for a highly organised and proactive Legal Support Assistant to join our busy and successful Residential Property Team. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment, takes pride in providing excellent administrative support, exceptional client service and is looking to develop a career within the legal sector.
As a Legal Support Assistant, you will provide vital administrative and client support to our Residential Property team, helping to ensure transactions progress smoothly and clients receive a first-class experience.
Key responsibilities will include:
We’re looking for someone who is enthusiastic, detail-oriented, and committed to delivering outstanding client service.
You will ideally have:
Previous experience within a Residential Property or Conveyancing team would be advantageous but is not essential.
Working here is something else entirely. It’s a place where we can step up to tough challenges with people so good they inspire us to be better. We proudly work in a beautiful part of the country, go beyond expectations and achieve things that matter.
We’re the UK’s first major employee‑owned law firm. But more than this, we’re people‑centred, people‑powered. We do what it takes to help each other overcome every challenge. Whatever’s happening in the world, empowering our people is what matters.
Our communities and colleagues give us a lot to be thankful for. So we try to make them feel as valued as our clients. Whether we’re digging deep and giving our time and money, picking up rubbish from our streets and beaches, at Stephens Scown, if it’s right, it matters.
We might have the expertise of a top city firm, but outside our offices there’s not a skyscraper in sight. Whether we’re getting to know our clients on our local beach or having fun in the park with colleagues, we’re all about living a life enriched by work. Making the fun matter.
At Stephens Scown, we believe that a diverse workforce delivers better results for ourclients and creates a happier workplace where everyone feels valued and appreciated. Thereforewe welcome applications from candidates from all backgrounds, abilities and beliefs.
All offers of employment at Stephens Scown are subject to Basic level of Disclosure and Barring Service check. Any information gathered in relation to the DBS process is held in in accordancewith all relevant data protection regulations. Having a criminal record will not necessarilybar you from working with us. This will depend on the nature of the position and the circumstancesand background of your offences. At interview, or in a separate discussion, we ensure that an openand measured discussion takes place on the subject of any offences or other matter that might berelevant to the position. Failure to reveal information that is directly relevant to the positionsought could lead to withdrawal of an offer of employment. We make every subject of a DBSDisclosure aware of the existence of the DBS Code of Practice. This is available on https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/dbs-code-of-practice