A law firm in Newcastle-upon-Tyne are looking for an experienced residential conveyancing locum to help out starting as soon as you are able for a period of 12 weeks on a fixed term contract. You should either be a qualified conveyancer or non-qualified with extensive experience in residential conveyancing. Remote working is fine for this role.

You will be responsible for handling a caseload (up to 60-70 files) of transactions, providing conveyancing for clients and delivering completions within the required timeframes as per the terms of the firm's auction transactions. Ideally, you will be used to working within a fast-paced environment and handling files at every stage of the conveyancing process. On top of effectively managing your caseload, you will also be responsible for providing excellent customer service to clients and third-parties, as well as maintaining internal relationships across the business.

You will work with your assigned Conveyancing Assistant, allocating and delegating tasks to assist with the delivery of targets and timeframes.

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Emma Ireland

Emma Ireland LLB AIRP is a failed novelist and accidental poet who writes mostly about politics and social issues. She's either a bloody commie or a bourgeois sell-out depending on whether you listen to her Dad or those who strongly disapprove of Waitrose trifles. After studying law at university she chucked it all in to move to Italy and teach Italian business people how to do their jobs in English. After ten years of wine and sunshine, she returned to the UK and is now a recruitment consultant and freelance writer. At least until that unfinished novel makes her a millionaire.