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A prestigious legal firm in Surrey is seeking a Private Client Partner/Solicitor with essential experience in Private Client matters and proven business development skills. This role offers competitive compensation up to 85K plus bonuses, a pathway to Equity Partnership, and a supportive work environment. Join a firm known for its commitment to client service and career advancement.
Private Client Partner/Solicitor - Surrey. Working for a Legal 500 firm who offer a generous bonus and onsite parking. The firm will also consider experienced Solicitors 5 Years' + PQE who are not yet at Partner level, with a clear structured pathway to Partnership.
A unique leadership opportunity at a historic legal practice. Our client are a reputable law firm with deep roots in Surrey, seeking an accomplished Private Client Partner to join their prestigious offices. The Private Client department is ranked in the Legal 500, continues to grow and innovate while maintaining the highest standards of client service.
Date back to the start of the Century, the firm combines rich heritage with modern dynamism. They have built our reputation on exceptional client service, earning rankings across multiple practice areas. Their family-oriented culture and commitment to excellence make us a destination firm for both clients and legal professionals in the region.
As a Salaried Partner or Solicitor in the Wills, Estates, and Wealth Management department, you will:
Located in the stunning offices with ample Parking, this Private Client Solicitor role offers the perfect balance of high-quality work, career progression, and quality of life. Join a firm where heritage meets innovation, and where your expertise will be valued and rewarded.
For more information on this and other vacancies please contact Natasha Kirkby FREC dipRP quoting Ref 36991.
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