FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Trust Barrister/Solicitor position?
Candidates must possess relevant legal qualifications and be eligible to practice as a barrister or solicitor, with Higher Rights of Audience.
What are the key responsibilities of this role?
The Trust Barrister/Solicitor will be responsible for advising clients on trust-related matters, representing clients in court, drafting legal documents, and providing legal opinions.
Is prior experience in trust law necessary?
Yes, prior experience in trust law is essential to effectively handle the complexities of the cases.
What skills are required for this position?
Strong analytical skills, excellent communication abilities, attention to detail, and proficiency in legal research are required.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, we offer opportunities for continued education, training, and professional development to support career growth.
What is the work environment like for this role?
The work environment is collaborative and dynamic, with a focus on delivering high-quality legal services.
Is there a specific area of expertise preferred for applicants?
While specific expertise in trust law is preferred, candidates with a strong general background in private client law will also be considered.
How does the application process work?
Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter detailing their qualifications and experience, after which selected applicants will be invited for an interview.
Are there any licensing requirements for this role?
Yes, candidates must have the appropriate licensing as a barrister or solicitor to practice law in this jurisdiction.
What kind of clients will I be working with?
You will be working with a diverse range of private clients, including individuals and families, as well as institutions dealing with trust-related matters.
Is there a dress code for this position?
Yes, we maintain a professional dress code that aligns with the legal industry norms.
What is the expected work schedule for this role?
The expected work schedule is typically full-time, with some flexibility as needed to meet client demands and court schedules.