Conveyancing Lawyer

Are you an Experienced Conveyancing Lawyer seeking a role offering a Competitive Salary, genuine career progression, access to the latest legal technology, continuous professional development, a modern office environment and more? This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing residential property practice and develop a varied caseload from a Chelmsford office within a supportive and collaborative team.

About the Firm:

• A residential property practice with a well-established presence and a developing Essex office
• Modern working environment with access to the latest legal technology
• Strong focus on professional development, training, and internal progression
• Collaborative team structure, including remote solicitor support

Conveyancing Lawyer — Position Overview:

This role offers genuine responsibility for a varied residential property caseload, alongside strong client and business development exposure. The successful candidate will work closely with local agents and professionals, with the support of both an in-office team and remote colleagues, and genuine opportunities for advancement as the office expands.

Key Responsibilities of the Conveyancing Lawyer:

• Managing a residential property caseload to a high standard on a day-to-day basis
• Advising clients on residential property matters and providing clear, practical guidance
• Building and developing new workload at the Chelmsford office in collaboration with local agents and professionals
• Maintaining high standards in legal reporting and documentation
• Supporting compliance with SRA and CQS regulatory requirements, including internal audits
• Supervising and mentoring junior colleagues within the team
• Working collaboratively with remote solicitors where appropriate
• Ensuring confidentiality and data security across all client interactions

Requirements of the Conveyancing Lawyer:

• Qualified Solicitor, Legal Executive or Licensed Conveyancer with at least 5 years' PQE in residential property
• Proven experience managing a residential conveyancing caseload independently
• Strong communication and organisational skills
• Sound understanding of SRA and CQS compliance and regulatory frameworks
• Knowledge of data security and confidentiality requirements
• Commitment to legal technology adoption and ongoing professional development
• Ability to build and maintain effective working relationships with agents and other professionals
• Experience supervising or supporting junior colleagues

Benefits for the Conveyancing Lawyer role:

• Competitive Salary
• Modern office environment
• Access to the latest legal technology
• Genuine career progression and advancement opportunities
• Continuous professional development and training
• Supportive and collaborative team structure

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