Pensions Associate | 1–3 PQE | Surrey | Hybrid

Liberty Towers; England; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Liberty Towers in Surrey is seeking a Pensions Associate to join its specialist pensions team. This role targets solicitors with 1–3 years' PQE who can deliver practical, clear advice to employers, trustees and providers.

You'll work with experienced lawyers on a wide range of pensions matters, including regulatory compliance and corporate deals, while developing client relationships and collaborating across practice areas. Hybrid working is offered with remote flexibility for part of the week.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years PQE as an England & Wales qualified solicitor with some pensions experience.
• Strong drafting skills and the ability to turn complex issues into clear, practical advice.
• Collaborative approach and a desire to develop a long-term career in pensions law.

Responsibilities

• Work with experienced lawyers advising employers, trustees and pension providers.
• Take on a broad mix of work, including helping clients manage schemes and regulatory requirements and advising on pensions issues in corporate deals.
• Develop client relationships and collaborate with colleagues across other practice areas.

Skills

Pensions law

Drafting skills

Client relationship building

Education

Solicitor (England & Wales)

Job description

Pensions Associate | 1–3 PQE | Surrey | Hybrid

Looking to build your career in pensions law?

We’re recruiting for a respected law firm seeking a junior Associate to join its specialist pensions practice in Surrey.

You’ll work with experienced lawyers advising employers, trustees and pension providers. The role offers a broad mix of work, from helping clients manage their schemes and meet regulatory requirements to advising on pensions issues in corporate deals.

Alongside developing your technical skills, you’ll have opportunities to build client relationships and work with colleagues across other practice areas.

We’d like to hear from you if you have:

• 1–3 years’ PQE as an England and Wales qualified solicitor, with some pensions experience.
• Strong drafting skills and the ability to turn complex issues into clear, practical advice.
• A collaborative approach and a desire to develop a long-term career in pensions law.

Expect a supportive team, varied work and hybrid working, with flexibility to work remotely for at least half your time.