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Court of Protection Solicitor (Partner), 7+ Years PQE, Birmingham, £Highly competitive (DOE) – A new opportunity for an experienced Court of Protection Solicitor to step into a Partner-level leadership role, managing complex cases while helping to mentor and grow a small, high-performing team. JOB REF: 0678.

THE ROLE:
• Manage a caseload of high-value, complex Court of Protection matters, often involving damages awards
• Handle a wide variety of property and affairs applications, including deputyship orders, statutory wills, trusts, and gifting
• Lead on client relationships and referrals, working collaboratively across departments
• Play an active role in business development to grow the team and expand our market presence

SKILLS REQUIRED:
• Applications are sought from Court of Protection Solicitors with a minimum of 7 Years PQE looking for that next step in their career.
• Experience managing complex caseloads with exceptional attention to detail
• Strong leadership skills with the ability to supervise and develop junior team members
• A strategic mindset and the confidence to lead client work and referrals
• A passion for working with vulnerable clients and delivering high-quality, empathetic legal support

ON OFFER:
• Highly competitive remuneration package on offer.
• Flexible pension schemes
• Genuine career progression

For more information or to apply for the role contact Penny Trotman on 0121 454 1004 or email penny.trotman@enllgeal.co.uk.

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