Job Description
Residential Conveyancer - Lichfield
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Residential Conveyancer to join a well-established, multi-site law firm at its Lichfield office. This firm is known for its supportive culture, strong local reputation and commitment to delivering high-quality client service.
About the Role
As a Residential Property Solicitor you will join an office that has expanded steadily over recent years. You will manage a manageable and varied residential conveyancing caseload, supported by an assistant. The firm also benefits from a centralised file-opening and post-completion team, allowing you to focus on fee-earning and legal work rather than administrative tasks.
You will handle a broad range of residential property matters, including:
- Freehold and leasehold sales and purchases
- Re-mortgages
- Transfers of equity
- New-build transactions
The firm offers realistic billing targets, ensuring a healthy work-life balance while maintaining high professional standards.
About You
The firm is seeking a Residential Property Solicitor or Conveyancer who:
- Has at least 4 years' experience handling residential property files independently
- Is confident managing a full conveyancing caseload from instruction through to completion
- Demonstrates a client-focused and proactive approach to work
Cultural fit is key. If you are friendly, approachable, team-oriented and committed to delivering exceptional client care, you will thrive within this collaborative and welcoming environment.
Why Join This Firm?
This role offers an excellent mix of autonomy and support, enabling you to perform at your best. Benefits include:
- Flexible working hours
- Hybrid working (up to one remote day per week)
- Clear opportunities for career progression
- Competitive salary with regular reviews
- Lucrative bonus scheme
- Supportive and well-structured conveyancing team
If you would like to hear more about this residential conveyancing role, please contact Rebecca Healey at G2 Legal or apply online.
