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A law firm in Central London are looking for a locum conveyancing solicitor to help out with maternity cover starting as soon as you are able for a period of approximately 6 months.
 
Role overview:
 
·Position: Locum Conveyancing Solicitor
·Duration: 6 months (maternity leave cover)
·Start date: Immediately
 
Key requirements:
 
·Qualified Solicitor with strong residential experience - commercial property experience will be a distinct advantage
·Proven supervision experience, including sign-off of files for compliance and accounts purposes
·Experience conducting file reviews and auditing files across a caseload
·Lease extension/enfranchisement experience
·Comfortable managing and supervising a broader team caseload, not solely their own files
·Able to pick up and progress an existing caseload quickly, with minimal handover time
 
The successful candidate will be stepping into a role that includes Supervision Accounts Sign Off, which requires an experienced conveyancer given its regulatory and compliance significance. They will also need to assist with the existing caseload, including lease extension matters and file auditing, which currently requires additional capacity. As such, the firm are looking for someone who can take on this responsibility from day one with minimal ramp-up time.
 
The role is largely remote working although you will need to attend team meetings in Central London on a monthly basis.

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Emma Ireland

Emma Ireland LLB AIRP is a failed novelist and accidental poet who writes mostly about politics and social issues. She's either a bloody commie or a bourgeois sell-out depending on whether you listen to her Dad or those who strongly disapprove of Waitrose trifles. After studying law at university she chucked it all in to move to Italy and teach Italian business people how to do their jobs in English. After ten years of wine and sunshine, she returned to the UK and is now a recruitment consultant and freelance writer. At least until that unfinished novel makes her a millionaire.