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Social Housing Solicitor – 4 Years+ PQE
Our Client is a leading UK and international law firm which provides high-quality legal advice tailored to both businesses and individuals.
The Social Housing team delivers a high-quality legal service and this role will specialise in charging work for housing association borrowers but provide opportunities to get involved in a number of key real estate areas in the affordable housing sector. Responsible for undertaking fee-earning work and providing a profitable contribution to the work of the department. This role brings opportunities for career progression. For interested candidates, there will also be the opportunity to lead on projects including; tenanted portfolio sales, purchases and stock swaps; commercial property work for housing association landlords (including new leases, lease management matters and training); overseeing a range of asset management matters including programmes of disposals of land and dwellings; and deeds of easements and complex infrastructure agreements for newly constructed residential schemes.
Key aspects of the role:
• Involvement in the security aspects of a range of bonds, private placements and bank facilities;
• Leading charging transactions (with appropriate support) including all aspects of drafting, negotiation, dealing with conditions precedent and completion;
• Dealing with the due diligence on large development schemes;
• Leading on portfolio reviews, and rectification work including variations to section 106 agreements, nomination agreements and title documents;
• Overseeing other team members in order to deliver projects, often on tight timescales;
• Assisting with the training and development of junior team members;
• Providing advice to borrowers on the loan security potential of social housing, general residential and mixed-use sites;
• Advising other internal teams on various aspects of the charging process and related documentation;
• Developing relationships with clients and key intermediaries;
• Leading on individual, team and office-based business development initiatives;
• Dealing with the management of own files, from inception to completion;
• Ensure compliance with professional duties and the firm’s internal procedures
You will possess relevant experience within the Social Housing, Real Estate Sector coupled with strong analytical skills and excellent attention to detail.
Confidence in leading charging transactions (often with values in excess of £100m) and experience in developing and mentoring team members is highly desirable.
Origin Legal is handling a number of Property Solicitor vacancies throughout the South of England. If you are a Solicitor looking to consider your options then please do get in touch for a confidential discussion.
Origin Legal follow strict best practice recruitment guidelines monitored by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC). Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. However, we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role.
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Housing law entails the legal guidelines on various areas pertaining to housing like possession, regulation and licensing, unlawful conviction, homelessness, breach of contract, and landlord and tenant issues/disputes. The law governs tenancy and other legal agreements regarding housing. It also covers the legal aspects of property disrepair, non-payment of rent, and harassment cases against a tenant or the landlord.
The housing law jobs are housing lawyers, housing solicitors, housing litigation solicitors, social housing solicitors, housing disrepair case handlers, housing law paralegals, locum housing legal officers, housing disrepair lawyers, and housing litigation specialists. The qualification requirements for housing lawyer positions are being a qualified solicitor or legal executive with a minimum of 3 years of experience and good IT skills.
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Lawyers, solicitors, litigation specialists, and paralegals having a keen interest in housing law can make a bright career in it. Handling a diverse housing law caseload spanning different tenures, litigation matters, and disputes hones the advisory and other skills making the work more rewarding. Most housing legal jobs come with personal and professional development opportunities.
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