Job Description

An outstanding opportunity has arisen for a Commercial Property Solicitor to join a major UK law firm in its Leeds office. The firm has consistently been recognised as a great place to work. This is a truly great opportunity to join a cutting-edge law firm.What makes this role stand out?

• Our client believes that their service to clients and the way they work with their clients makes them stand out. They understand that clients want to work with a modern and forward-thinking firm.
• The Commercial Property team has won a number of awards as recognition to the quality of service it delivers and the firm in general is recognised for delivering a high-class service to both national and international clients.
• The role covers a broad range of commercial property work including development (excluding construction), property investment portfolio acquisitions and disposals, landlord and tenant issues, general property management, corporate support in connection with share and business acquisitions/disposals, property related banking and finance support for a wide client base including developers, corporates and property investors.
• The firm offer an inclusive and supportive working environment, with career development opportunities and are happy to consider flexible working patterns.

Requirements

• 2+ PQE Solicitor with Real Estate experience within a large regional or city law firm (approximate guide, our client is happy to consider those who fall outside of this PQE range but have the relevant knowledge/experience)
• Good academics
• A passion for building and developing relationships with long standing clients

If you are interested in this Commercial Property role in Leeds, or would like to find out more, please contact Rachel Birkinshaw at Sacco Mann or another member of our Private Practice team. Alternatively, if you know of anyone who would be suitable for this role then please let them or us know as we offer a reward for successful referrals. For full terms please see our website.

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