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A leading legal firm in the United Kingdom is seeking an experienced Private Client lawyer with at least 3 years PQE. The successful candidate will manage a varied caseload, provide solutions to clients, and contribute to business development. Strong communication and client relationship skills are crucial. Hybrid working arrangements are available after training. This is a full-time role offering 35 hours a week.
Ideally, at least 3 years PQE experience in Private Client
This is a great opportunity for an enthusiastic and proactive Private Client lawyer to develop skills and knowledge in a busy environment, providing a good range of high-quality Private Client services.
As part of the wider firm, you’ll also have the opportunity to work alongside colleagues in our other teams on cases where they need input from a Private Client perspective.
In this role, you’ll handle a varied caseload, be part of a friendly, down-to-earth team and enjoy a healthy work-life balance.
It’s vital that the team are all highly engaged, and your input will be invaluable. All team members are expected to run their own files with appropriate support from colleagues.
So, if you’re ambitious, work hard and want to make a difference, Actons is definitely the place for you. Find out more…
We’re proud to have a diverse client base, which includes clients of high-net-worth, charities, business owners, and agricultural clients. We often have clients that span across several generations of the same family. As the successful candidate, you’ll need to be committed to maintaining the client relationships that we have spent many years nurturing.
Actons’ private client team handles the full scope of matters, covering wills, trusts and probate issues. The team is regularly involved in court applications for the appointment of directors. Heather Parker heads up the department. Acting for older and vulnerable people is core to Parker’s practice. Bindiya Patel is well versed in estate planning and Court of Protection matters.
You’ll ideally work full‑time, Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week.
Following training and a period of probation, and subject to the needs of the team, hybrid working arrangements are available.
You need to have the right to live and work in the United Kingdom (please note that we will not be able to sponsor or support any visa applications).
If you have any other queries regarding this role, please email Matt Coleman, Director & Chief Operations Officer.