Junior Residential Property Lawyer - Greenock/Glasgow/Hybrid

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Due to continued growth, this successful law firm and estate agency, is currently recruiting a Lawyer to join its busy Residential Property Team. The position is based in Greenock, however there is an option to work remotely a few days per week or from the firms’ Glasgow office.

You will be involved in all aspects of residential property, and the role would be suited to individuals with an interest in this area who are looking to progress their legal career. The post offers genuine career prospects for the right person, as well as a competitive salary.

The ideal candidate will be at the NQ-2 years’ PQE level, ideally with experience in residential property. If this opportunity interests you, please do not hesitate to contact either Teddie or Cameron for an initial and confidential discussion. (Assignment 15025)

teddie@frasiawright.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/teddie-wright-7b017ab7/

cameron@frasiawright.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-adrain-22a81627/

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