Technical Support Lawyer (New Homes)

Technical Support Lawyer (New Homes), 5+ Years PQE, Remote / Hybrid, £Competitive – An exciting new role for a Technical Support Lawyer to join a friendly and supportive team. JOB REF: 2027

THE ROLE:
• As a Technical Support Lawyer, you will play an integral role in supporting a busy residential conveyancing team by providing timely, accurate and practical legal advice across a wide variety of new homes matters.
• Draft and review comprehensive contract and search report letters for new-build developments and residential sales
• Examine development documentation to ensure suitability for property transactions and mortgage lender requirements
• Contribute to a collaborative environment where your technical knowledge helps drive consistency and excellence

SKILLS REQUIRED:
• A qualified solicitor or legal executive with 5+ years’ experience in residential conveyancing
• Highly knowledgeable in conveyancing law and practice, including title examination, mortgage security, and new build developments
• Skilled at identifying and advising on risk, compliance, and complex technical issues
• A strong communicator, capable of supporting and mentoring other team members with clarity and confidence

ON OFFER:
• Competitive salary on offer
• Flexible / hybrid / remote working arrangements for experienced legal professionals
• Career development plans, mentoring, and support towards professional qualifications

For more information, or to apply for this role contact Penny Trotman on 0121 454 1004 or email penny.trotman@enllegal.co.uk.

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