Court of Protection Solicitor

Key Duties:

The role will provide exposure to high quality, complex and varied work with regular client contact. The ability to build and develop strong relationships and possess a compassionate approach when acting in the best interests of vulnerable clients is essential.

You will:

• Conduct all matters in the client’s best interest and in accordance with the highest professional standards at all times;
• Maintain files in a neat and orderly manner;
• Maintain accurate time recording on client matters and non-matter activities on a daily basis;
• Regularly update clients as to the current progress of their case and costs;
• Deal with routine and difficult enquiries from telephone callers and clients effectively and efficiently and ensure that any client complaints are dealt with both professionally and promptly to the complete satisfaction of the client;
• Achieve financial targets agreed with the Department Head or Branch Partner;
• Ensure compliance with Law Society Training Regulations;
• Participate in and contribute to business development and networking activities, taking a proactive approach to building and maintaining relationships with clients and other contacts and key referrers of work to the Firm.