An exciting opportunity for a Head of Department in Private Client work.You should have a strong background across wills, probate and LPA's.You will advise individuals and families on Inheritance Tax and onshore Estate Planning as well as undertake Probate and Estate Administration matters, as well as some contested probate work. As well as carrying your own caseload, you will oversee a team of 3 and also business develop to drive the department forward.This is a sociable and friendly law firm and you are able to work from home 1 day a week.The firm shuts over Christmas and also offers a bonus of 15-20% on everything billed over target. If you have at least 8 years PQE and have some experience of overseeing some junior team members as well as experience of developing business, then this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
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qed legal
Posted 3 days ago, valid for 16 days
London, Greater London EC1R 0WX
£60,000 - £72,000 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- An exciting opportunity exists for a Head of Department in Private Client work at a sociable and friendly law firm.
- The ideal candidate should have a strong background in wills, probate, and LPAs, with at least 8 years of PQE.
- Responsibilities include advising on Inheritance Tax and Estate Planning, managing a caseload, and overseeing a team of 3.
- The firm offers a salary with a bonus of 15-20% on everything billed over target and allows for one day of remote work each week.
- Candidates should also have experience in overseeing junior team members and developing business to drive the department forward.
