Commercial Property Lawyer – Cambridge

Overview

Our client is a modern and progressive top-tier Legal 500 law firm that is supportive and prides itself on developing the lawyers who join them.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Commercial Property Lawyer with ideally 2 years PQE or more to join the firm's real estate practice.

You will demonstrate a broad background on a variety of projects and be able to handle a mixed caseload of real estate work including strategic land development, sales and acquisitions, landlord and tenant, property finance and corporate support.

Responsibilities

Handle a mixed caseload of real estate work across sectors including commercial property, development and landlord/tenant matters. Demonstrate a broad background on projects and contribute to a forward-looking real estate practice.

What’s on Offer

• A supportive and inclusive culture with genuine work-life balance
• High-quality, varied work from day one
• Competitive salary and benefits package that includes
• Profit share – dependent on firm profit for the financial year
• Discretionary bonus – uncapped, linked to performance
• Pension scheme – up to 5% matched by the firm (based on gross salary)
• Life assurance
• Paid private medical insurance for the employee (option to add family members at employee cost)
• Medicash cash back scheme
• 25 days’ holiday
• Wide range of learning and development opportunities, including the LEAPS leadership programme
• Wellbeing programme, including a firm wide Wellbeing Day (offices closed)
• “Locate for your Diary” policy (flexibility for all), plus flexible working policy
• Electric Car Scheme
• Perks at Work discount scheme
• Cycle to Work scheme
• Volunteering day
• Option to buy or sell holiday
• Optional critical illness cover
• Optional dental insurance cover
• The role offers a clear path for career progression and development and a hybrid model that allows up to two days from home per week.

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