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Senior Private Client / Conveyancing Solicitor – West Dunbartonshire

Frasia Wright Associates
Glasgow City
1 month ago
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A long-established and well-regarded legal firm in West Dunbartonshire is seeking an experienced Solicitor to join its busy Clydebank office. This position offers the opportunity to manage a diverse caseload, with a focus on residential conveyancing and private client matters including wills, powers of attorney, and estate administration.

The role will focus primarily on private client work, including wills, powers of attorney, and estate administration, alongside residential conveyancing matters. The successful candidate will manage a varied caseload and benefit from direct client engagement within a supportive office environment. While this position is largely office-based, some flexibility can be offered.

Applicants will ideally have a minimum of 5 years’ PQE level, but those at the 2-year mark with strong private client and conveyancing expertise will also be considered. Strong communication skills, sound technical knowledge, and the ability to handle matters independently are essential.

This is an excellent opportunity for a driven legal professional looking to take the next step in their career, with scope for progression and the chance to contribute meaningfully to a respected local practice.

If this position may be of interest, please contact Teddie or Cameron for a confidential initial discussion. (Assignment 17661)

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