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Court of Protection Lawyer
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A Court of Protection Lawyer is sought for a full-time post in London, paying £45,000 to £50,000 dependent on experience. The successful candidate, at least one year qualified, will handle a varied caseload of welfare matters, advising vulnerable clients and liaising with stakeholders. Strong communication and client care skills are essential, alongside the ability to manage files independently. Duties may extend to Community Care, Housing and Public Law work. Structured career development, a supportive workplace and a comprehensive benefits package are offered. This position suits a solicitor or legal executive keen to deepen expertise in this specialist field.
Court of Protection Lawyer – 1+ PQE, London | Circa £45,000 DOE. An excellent opportunity for a Court of Protection Lawyer to join a growing and highly regarded Social Welfare team in London. The role offers the opportunity to develop your expertise in Court of Protection welfare work while benefiting from structured career development, a supportive working environment and a comprehensive benefits package. Job Ref: 5674
Overview
The successful Court of Protection Lawyer will manage a full caseload of Court of Protection welfare matters, providing clear legal advice, excellent client care and effective communication when working with vulnerable clients and key stakeholders. You will have the opportunity to support wider Community Care, Housing and Public Law work where required, including handling correspondence, negotiations and advocacy, while ensuring compliance with Legal Aid Agency requirements. The role will also involve maintaining accurate case management, keeping up to date with legal developments and assisting with supervision and administrative processes where appropriate.
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Applications are welcomed from qualified Solicitors or Legal Executives with at least 1 year’s experience in Court of Protection welfare law, including experience acting for “P” via litigation friends or family members in proceedings. Knowledge of Legal Aid funding and CCMS is required, while experience of privately funded work would be advantageous, alongside excellent written, oral and telephone communication skills.
On offer is a competitive salary of circa £45,000 depending on experience, a bonus scheme, structured career development programme, 25 days’ holiday increasing to 28 days after three years and 30 days after five years, health cashback plan, length of service awards and a range of wellbeing initiatives.
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For further information or to apply, please contact Kaye Thumpston on 0207 183 8586 or email kaye.thumpston@enllegal.co.uk with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.
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