Private Client Solicitor

We’re looking for a dedicated Private Client Solicitor to join our dynamic Wolverhampton office.

With an abundance of high-quality work, this is a fantastic opportunity to work alongside our highly regarded partners, Michelle and Rachel, and the rest of the well-established team.

As a generalist Private Client solicitor, you will manage a varied caseload, including Wills, Probate, LPAs, Estates, and other areas of private client law, across the Black Country region. This is an exciting opportunity to work with clients from a broad range of backgrounds, deepening and broadening your expertise while being part of a forward-thinking and collaborative team.

What We’re Looking For:

• A UK qualified solicitor with 4 to 6 years PQE in Private Client law, including experience in Wills, Probate, LPAs, Estates, and related areas.
• A genuine passion for providing high-quality, holistic legal advice across a broad spectrum of private client work.
• Strong cross-selling abilities – someone who enjoys introducing themselves to clients across the firm’s other disciplines.
• Business development-driven – someone eager to get involved in growing the practice and developing strong relationships with clients.
• A proactive and client-focused approach, always striving for excellence in service delivery.

Why FBC Manby Bowdler?

• Exciting Growth Plans: Join a firm that’s actively expanding, offering excellent opportunities for career progression.
• Collaborative Environment: Work closely with experienced professionals and benefit from a range of work across various disciplines.
• Development Opportunities: We encourage continuous learning and growth, with ample opportunities to advance within the firm.
• Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a flexible and supportive working environment.

If you’re looking to join a firm that values initiative, fosters career growth, and puts people and clients at the heart of what we do, we’d love to hear from you.

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