Private Client Solicitor 5+ – Bristol
Private Client Solicitor 5+ in Bristol. Apply in confidence through Austen Lloyd’s specialist legal recruitment team.
The Role
Develop the private client practice area within the firm.
Begin with a part-time schedule of 3 days a week, ideally in the office.
Potential to transition to full-time as the workload increases.
Work closely with a supportive assistant.
About You
Qualified solicitor with at least 5 years of quality experience in private client work.
What's on Offer
Opportunity to grow the private client area within the firm.
Support from a dedicated assistant.
Why This Role
This position offers a unique chance to shape and expand the private client services at a well-regarded firm in Bristol.
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Market Spotlight — Bristol
Bristol continues to see a surge in Top 50 presence, driven by a desire for quality of life and reduced overheads. Salaries remain highly competitive against London ranges.
Demand
High for experienced specialists
Discretion
100% Confidential
Why Austen Lloyd?
- Completely confidential process
- Direct relationships with firm partners
- Specialist legal expertise since 2009
- No obligation consultation
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