02/09/2026
Alletsons Solicitors is looking to recruit an experienced Licensed Conveyancer, Chartered Legal Executive or Property Solicitor to join us. This is an excellent opportunity for a confident and capable property lawyer to take ownership of their own residential conveyancing caseload, while also playing an active role in supporting the continued growth and development of the department.
We are looking for someone who is technically strong, organised, approachable and happy to work as part of a close-knit team. In addition to managing their own files from instruction through to completion, the successful candidate will also help support and mentor trainee conveyancers and junior team members, sharing knowledge and helping to maintain high standards across the department.
To be considered for this role, you should:
* Licensed Conveyancer, Chartered Legal Executive or qualified Solicitor with solid residential conveyancing experience
* Able to manage your own caseload with minimal supervision
* Have strong technical knowledge of the residential conveyancing process
* Confident handling a busy workload and meeting deadlines in a fast-paced environment
* Have excellent client care and communication skills
* Organised, practical and solutions-focused in your approach
* Committed to delivering a high standard of work and client service
This role would suit someone who enjoys more than simply managing their own files. We are looking for a team member who wants to be part of the wider success of the department, someone who is happy to share their knowledge, support junior colleagues and help strengthen the team as a whole.
Alletsons Solicitors is a long-established Somerset law firm with a strong reputation for approachable, practical legal advice and excellent client care. We are looking for someone who will be a good fit for the firm as well as the role.
If you are an experienced conveyancing professional looking for your next opportunity within a supportive and growing team, we would be pleased to hear from you.
