If you’re newly qualified or early in your career You have a genuine interest in property law, particularly in areas such as lease extensions, leasehold matters, and new‑build transactions. You’re enthusiastic about developing your skills, taking responsibility for your files, and growing with guidance from experienced colleagues. You bring strong attention to detail and a proactive, solutions‑focused mindset. If you’re more experienced: You have a solid background in property law — whether commercial, residential, or both — and can confidently handle complex or high‑value matters. You’re comfortable taking the lead on technical issues, supporting junior team members, and helping to shape the future direction of the department. You’re recognised for your dependability, efficiency, and ability to keep momentum even when under pressure. At every level, you will be: A clear and confident communicator who builds trust with clients and colleagues. A collaborative team member who shares knowledge and contributes to a positive working culture. Someone who takes pride in delivering high‑quality work with professionalism and good judgment. What You’ll Be Doing Your responsibilities will reflect your experience and interests, and we’ll support you in expanding your expertise. If your focus is commercial property Managing a varied caseload of commercial sales, purchases, and leases — from straightforward matters to more complex transactions. Acting for landlords and tenants in lease negotiations, renewals, and terminations, including multi‑party or high‑value arrangements. Assisting businesses and developers with acquisitions, disposals, and planning‑related matters. Advising on commercial leases, licences, options, and development agreements. Working alongside the corporate team on the property elements of business transactions and infrastructure projects. Supporting the department with non‑transactional property work where required. If your focus is residential property Handling a full range of residential conveyancing matters, including sales, purchases, leasehold transactions, new builds, and shared ownership. Advising on Help to Buy, lease extensions, declarations of trust, and re‑mortgages. Liaising with estate agents, lenders, brokers, and local authorities to ensure smooth progress on all matters.