Role Overview
- Assisting with the preparation and administration of powers of attorney (LPA) matters
- Managing and maintaining accurate client files and records
- Handling correspondence with clients, colleagues, and third parties via email, telephone, and in person
- Supporting the team with administrative processes, ensuring all documentation is completed correctly and in a timely manner
- Drafting basic legal documents and forms under supervision
- Assisting with applications and submissions to relevant authorities (e.g. Office of the Public Guardian)
- Attending meetings where appropriate and taking clear, accurate notes
- Ensuring high levels of accuracy and attention to detail across all work
- Supporting the wider Private Client team as required
Requirements
- A law degree (or equivalent qualification)
- An interest in Private Client work, particularly powers of attorney and client affairs
- Excellent administrative and organisational skills
- A high level of accuracy and attention to detail
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- The ability to manage tasks efficiently and prioritise workload
- A proactive and professional approach to work
- A willingness to learn and develop within a legal environment
- Previous legal work experience (e.g. internships, placements, or administration roles) is beneficial but not essential.
Benefits
We embrace agile working and offer a blended approach to where and how we work.
We appreciate that people have different needs and preferences, and we’re keen to be flexible, after all, we value what you do, not where you do it.
We encourage people from all backgrounds to apply to join our team. We seek to engage a diverse workforce, focusing on inclusivity and fair treatment for all. We oppose all forms of discrimination and promote equality of opportunity in everything we do. We can make reasonable adjustments for applicants and employees with a disability so please let us know about any specific needs and requirements you have.