Consultant Solicitor

Job Title:

CONSULTANCY ROLE WITH LEGAL 100 FIRM!

Fee share

No salary

Client following only

Join a Legal 100 Firm on a highly attractive fee-sharing basis. Our client, a Leading Law Firm in London, seeks a skillful Consultant to join on a self-employed basis.

You will be joining on a non-salaried, profit-share basis. Working from home, the financial split would be 70/30. If you would prefer to work in the London City office, located close to Moorgate tube, then the profit share would be 60/40.

The Firm:

Our Legal 100 client, with offices across the Country, combines a great heritage with a dynamic, modern approach. The firm has been very successful in attracting high-calibre lawyers to join on a consultancy basis. Our client is now looking to extend this dedicated consultancy recruitment programme, offering experienced solicitors with a solid following of clients the opportunity to combine the prestige and security of working with an established Legal 200 firm with the freedom, flexibility, and financial benefits of being self-employed.

The Role:

Working as a Consultant gives you the flexibility to plan your working hours, the freedom to take holidays to suit you, and your choice of location. With no commute and no requirement to attend office-based management meetings, you could use those hours more profitably to maximize your billable hours or focus on a better work-life balance. Additionally, you can enjoy substantial financial benefits; for instance, the financial benefits that would accrue to someone with a following of £100k on a fee-share basis would far outweigh what you could expect to earn in a salaried role.

The Candidate:

Our client is looking for applications from Solicitors, Senior Lawyers, or highly ambitious Juniors who have a solid, demonstrable following of clients. The Firm will consider any area of legal practice, excluding Legal Aid matters, Childcare, Housing, Personal Injury, and Crime matters.

For more information on this and other vacancies, please contact Marcus Stevens quoting Ref 11464.