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Commercial Property Solicitor (Partner)
Commercial Property Solicitor (Partner), 7+ Years PQE, Shropshire, GBP Highly competitive (DOE)
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The Role
- Build and strengthen long-term relationships with developers, investors, landowners, businesses and professional referrers.
- Work alongside colleagues across a range of disciplines to deliver seamless, high-quality advice to clients.
- Identify new business opportunities and help expand our presence throughout Shropshire and the surrounding regions.
- Mentor and support junior lawyers, contributing to the continued success and development of the team.
Skills Required
- Experienced Commercial Property Solicitor with a proven track record of delivering exceptional client service and developing business.
- Partner-level experience or be an ambitious Senior Associate or Legal Director ready to step into partnership.
- Strong technical expertise across a broad range of commercial property matters.
- An established network of clients and professional contacts, or the ability to develop one.
- A commercial mindset with excellent business development skills.
- Outstanding communication and relationship-building abilities.
- A collaborative approach and a genuine desire to contribute to the success of both your local office and the wider firm.
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On Offer
- Enjoy the opportunity to make a genuine impact in a growing office while benefiting from the support, stability and career opportunities that come with being part of a respected national firm.
- Competitive remuneration package
How
- Contact Penny Trotman at eNL on 454 or email with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.


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