Agricultural Property Solicitor

Job title: Agrilcultural Property Solicitor, Oxford

Salary: £65,000-£80,000

PQE Level:6+ PQE

Contract Type: Permanent

Working Hours: Full-time

You will be joining an expanding and busy firm in their agricultural property team. As an experienced agrilcultural property solicitor, you will be working proactively with a wide range of estate and landowners alongside a committed team. Our client has an ambitious growth plan and this is an ideal time to join at the senior level, with a view to partnership.

As a valued member of the agricultural property team, you will be responsible for:

• Working with a cross-section of clients from mid to HNW individuals, landowners and estate owners.
• Working with clients on:
• Buying/selling rural land
• Renewable energy law
• Agricultural tenancies
• Equestrian properties
• Sporting Leases
• Working with senior members of the team growing and developing the department
• Supervising more junior individuals

To be considered for this role you will:

• Have six years minimum of impressive agricultural property experience.
• Excellent communication and client care skills
• Client-facing experience
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• A desire and willingness to assist in business development and marketing

For more information on this role or other opportunities within Oxford or in Oxfordshire in general please do get in touch with Liam Andrews at Chadwick Nott.

(e) liamandrews@chadwicknott.co.uk

(m) 07921 895 776

(t) 0117 917 1864

(l) www.linkedin.com/in/liamandrews-legalrecruitment

*At Chadwick Nott, we are committed to developing a diverse and inclusive culture as well as supporting our large client network achieve the same. We are an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications of all qualified candidates regardless of their age, sex, race, disability, sexual orientation, disability, culture or anything other personal characteristic. We champion and celebrate diversity in the workplace. Where a level of experience is indicated, please note that this is only a guideline.*