Oculus Legal Group
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Fee-Earning Paralegals - Litigation & Conveyancing
I’m currently working on a number of exclusive legal opportunities with an established and growing law firm, and I’m looking to speak with experienced fee-earning Paralegals / Case Handlers across Litigation and Conveyancing.
These are genuine fee-earning positions for candidates who are already involved in progressing matters and managing a caseload, rather than purely administrative/legal support roles.
Litigation - Fee-Earning Paralegal
I’m interested in candidates with experience across areas of civil and/or commercial litigation, who are comfortable progressing matters and dealing directly with clients and third parties.
The role is likely to involve:
- Managing and progressing a caseload
- Conducting legal research and assisting with case strategy
- Drafting correspondence and legal documentation
- Liaising with clients, solicitors, counsel and third parties
- Supporting matters from inception through to resolution
- Working to deadlines and fee-earning targets
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Conveyancing - Fee-Earning Paralegal
I’m also looking for candidates with residential and/or commercial conveyancing experience, ideally with experience managing transactions with a degree of autonomy.
Responsibilities are likely to include:
- Managing a caseload of property transactions
- Progressing matters from instruction through to completion
- Preparing and reviewing legal documentation
- Liaising with clients, lenders, agents and other parties
- Dealing with enquiries and transaction-related issues
- Working towards completion and post-completion requirements


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What we're looking for
- Previous fee-earning experience within a law firm
- Experience within Litigation or Conveyancing
- Ability to manage and progress matters with a good level of autonomy
- Strong client communication skills
- Excellent organisation and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively in a target-driven environment
- A genuine interest in progressing your legal career
Candidates may be Paralegals, Case Handlers, Legal Executives or experienced legal professionals with relevant fee-earning experience.
The opportunity:
A strong opportunity to join an established legal practice, with scope for career development and progression.
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