Residential Conveyancing Locum - Bourne End - £30 - 35 per hour + estimated (JO0000009255)

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Residential Conveyancing Locum
Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, England
£30 - 35 per hour + estimated

A law firm in Buckinghamshire are looking for a residential conveyancing locum to assist on a full-time basis for approximately 2-3 months starting as soon as you are able. This is to help out with a caseload of files needing post-completion work so that they can be closed down. This will include actioning Notices of Transfer/Charge and issuing Compliance Certificates.
 
Hybrid working is available for this role but you will need to be based at the firm's offices in Bourne End at least 1 day per week.

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