Private Client Solicitor

• Significant scope for progression to partner level 
• Interesting HNW work 
• Hybrid working  

A highly regarded, friendly law firm in South Manchester is recruiting for a private client solicitor with at least four years’ PQE to join its Legal 500 team.  

The role comes with significant scope for progression, as there are currently no other associate-level solicitors in the team and only two partners. The firm has a track record of promoting from within and investing significantly in the development of its teams.  

The firm has embraced hybrid working and you’ll be able to work from home for two days per week. Additional benefits include healthcare, generous annual leave provisions and plenty of secretarial and administrative support within the team to help you do your best work each day. 

The role comes with a diverse and interesting caseload and the opportunity to specialise in HNW work. You will work directly with two highly experienced partners on their complex matters and build out your profile within the HNW private client market.  

How to apply for this role  

If this sounds like the job for you, you can apply via this website by clicking ‘Apply’ above.  

Alternatively, to learn more about this opportunity or to register your interest, contact Kelly Reid on the email above. 

Kelly is an Associate Director and Private Client Team Lead at Realm. Working exclusively within private client, contentious probate and court of protection recruitment, she works with law firms of all sizes across the North West, from private client boutiques to multi-service national firms. Kelly’s in-depth market knowledge and contacts enable her to match private client solicitors with the right firms and roles for them. 

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