Commercial Property Solicitor (Permanent)
14 September by KPI Recruiting Ltd : Legal
Job Location:
United Kingdom -England -West Midlands -Shropshire -Shrewsbury
Salary:
£/annum
Commercial Property Solicitor / Fee Earner (2/3+ PQE)Shropshire | Hybrid Working I'm currently working with a highly regarded regional law firm that has built an excellent reputation for the quality of its work, its supportive culture and the way it genuinely invests in its people. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Commercial Property Solicitor or Fee Earner (3+ PQE) to join a well-established and growing team handling high-quality work, with plenty of autonomy and genuine career progression. The RoleYou'll work across a varied commercial property caseload, including: Landlord & Tenant matters Acquisitions & Disposals ✍️ Conditional Contracts Option & Overage Agreements Secured Lending ️ Easements You'll also have the opportunity to contribute to the continued growth of a respected Commercial Property department, working alongside experienced colleagues in a collaborative environment. ✅ About You✔️ Qualified Solicitor or experienced Fee Earner with 3+ years' PQE (applications from more experienced candidates are also encouraged) ✔️ Passionate about Commercial Property and delivering an excellent client service ✔️ Organised, proactive and commercially minded ✔️ Comfortable using technology and keen to continue developing your expertise ✔️ Looking to join a firm where your contribution is recognised and your career can genuinely progress What's on Offer?Competitive salary (dependent on experience) Attractive performance-related bonus Hybrid working 25 days' annual leave + bank holidays (increasing with service) Enhanced employer pension contributions ❤️ Death in Service benefit (2x annual salary) Free on-site parking Ongoing mentoring, training and career development Supportive, collaborative culture with genuine long-term opportunities If you're considering your next move and would like to find out more on a completely confidential basis, I'd love to hear from you. Emma Gates |