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Private Client Solicitor
Job Description
Private Client Solicitor
Location: Wiltshire
Salary: 80-120K plus bonuses and excellent benefits package
Key Requirements
We are seeking a qualified and experienced Private Client Solicitor to join our specialist firm, advising a loyal and longstanding client base which is primarily farming and land-owning individuals and families. You will bring a deep understanding of private client law and the ability to manage matters independently while delivering exceptional service.
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Role & Responsibilities
As a Private Client Solicitor, you will play a central role in our niche practice, managing a broad portfolio of private client matters from start to finish. You will be trusted to deliver personalised, practical legal advice and develop strong relationships with high-value clients across the region.
Your Responsibilities Will Include
Managing a wide-ranging caseload of private client files, including: Wills Estate planning Trust creation and administration Probate and estate administration Powers of attorney Tax planning Delivering clear, concise, and tailored advice to clients, ensuring the highest levels of client care Maintaining strong and lasting client relationships, often across generations Collaborating with colleagues across the firm to ensure a seamless and joined-up service Staying abreast of legislative and regulatory changes affecting private client law Supervising and mentoring paralegals or trainees where appropriate Ensuring full compliance with all regulatory and professional obligations
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What We Offer
Competitive salary depending on experience 26 days annual leave plus bank holidays Pension scheme A supportive, collegiate working culture within a highly regarded specialist firm Opportunity to take on high-quality, complex private client work Autonomy and flexibility in managing your caseload Clear opportunities for career development and progression Support for professional development, including funding for qualifications such as STEP (Society of Trust and Estate
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Flexible working arrangements where appropriate, supporting work-life balance
Equal Opportunities
We are committed to creating and sustaining a diverse and inclusive workplace. Applications are welcomed from all qualified individuals, regardless of age, disability, gender identity, marital status, race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation.
Qualifications
Essential qualifications and experience:
Qualified Solicitor with a current practising certificate in England and Wales Minimum 2 years PQE (Post-Qualification Experience) in private client work Strong knowledge of relevant legislation, including wills, trusts, probate, and tax law Proven ability to manage a varied caseload independently with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail Experience in handling matters for farming and land-owning clients or complex estates is highly desirable Proficiency with legal technology and case management systems


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Key Competencies
Client-focused with the ability to communicate complex legal issues clearly and empathetically Excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities Technical expertise in drafting wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advising on estate and tax planning Team player with a collaborative mindset and a commitment to the firms reputation A professional, empathetic, and proactive approach to client care
Why Is This a Great Opportunity
This is a small firm with a team of 6 and 1 company owner/solicitor. They are extremely busy and are looking to find an experienced candidate who would love to be a part of a growing firm. All their work is via referral. They are a very friendly, employee focused firm.
Salary Type : Annual Salary
Salary Min : £ 80000
Salary Max : £ 120000
Currency Type : GBP
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