POSITION AVAILABLE – Private Client Lawyer, Chichester
We are recruiting for a technically strong Lawyer with 5-10 years’ experience to be a part of the growth of our client’s Private Client Department, covering the Administration of Estates, drafting Wills, LPAs and Trusts.
We are looking for candidates with a strong background in all areas of Private Client law. The ideal candidate will therefore need to be able to deal with clients at vulnerable stages in their lives with sensitivity and compassion as well as managing the expectations of family members. They should be able to deal with complex estates and trusts, as well as being able to provide later-life planning advice.
In addition to a competitive salary and hybrid working our client offers a safe and happy working environment, 25 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays, a healthcare benefit scheme, reimbursement of car parking costs if working in the office and a bonus scheme subject to targets.
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