Residential Conveyancing Lawyer

Company: eNL Legal Recruitment
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Location: Essex
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will manage a caseload of residential conveyancing matters from instruction through post-completion, delivering clear guidance to clients. You will operate within a collaborative team at a respected regional law firm that prioritizes wellbeing and work-life balance. You’ll handle sales, purchases, remortgages and related transactions, while building strong client relationships and contributing to the department’s ongoing success. This is a hands-on, client-focused position with opportunities for development and direct impact on outcomes for clients and referrers.

Pay / Benefits

  • excellent benefits
  • career development
  • people-first culture
  • wellbeing and work-life balance

Responsibilities

  • Manage own residential conveyancing caseload from instruction to post-completion
  • Advise clients throughout the transaction and ensure smooth, efficient service
  • Collaborate with colleagues across the department and provide support as needed
  • Handle freehold/leasehold sales and purchases, remortgages, and related matters
  • Develop and maintain relationships with clients and referrers
  • Demonstrate sound understanding of conveyancing processes and current practice
  • Maintain high attention to detail and proactive file management
  • Contribute to the continued success and culture of the team

Key requirements

  • Minimum 2 years PQE in residential conveyancing
  • Qualified Residential Property Solicitor, Legal Executive, or Licensed Conveyancer
  • Strong client service focus and excellent communication skills
  • Ability to manage files efficiently and work on own initiative as well as within a team
  • Proactive approach to business development and relationship-building
  • strong communication
  • client-focused service
  • proactive and collaborative
  • residential conveyancing knowledge
  • experience with freehold/leasehold transactions, transfers of equity, remortgages, new builds, shared ownership
  • current conveyancing practice and procedures

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Posted: October 17th, 2026