Senior Solicitor
Job Description
What if self-employment did not mean starting from scratch?
\nWe are helping experienced solicitors in City Of Bristol explore self-employment with the infrastructure, support, and credibility needed to build a sustainable practice.
\nThis is for solicitors who want more control over their work, income, clients, and future, but do not want to build everything alone.
\nYou may already have clients.
\nYou may have a following.
\nOr you may simply have strong technical skill, a clear practice area, and the ambition to build your own client base with the right support around you.
\nThis Is Not a Traditional Role
\nIt is a pathway into self-employment with a safety net.
\nYou keep the upside of your own work while receiving the support needed to operate professionally, confidently, and sustainably.
\nWhat You’ll Receive
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- 70-100% of billables paid directly to you each month \n
- Choose your own hours, clients, and practice location \n
- Full administrative, trust-accounting, and compliance support \n
- Professional indemnity insurance included \n
- Support to promote yourself and build your own client base \n
- Access to firms and platforms already built for self-employed lawyers \n
Business Development Support from The SELL Life
\nYou receive:
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- Personalised client acquisition strategy and coaching \n
- Referral network of other self-employed lawyers \n
- Member benefits that rival large national firms \n
- Courses, templates, and playbooks to help you grow faster \n
- Regular CPD webinars to expand your knowledge \n
- Live sessions to solve business development problems and grow your referral network \n
Who This Is For
\n3+ PQE Solicitors who:
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- Want more control over their legal career \n
- Are interested in consultant or self-employed practice models \n
- Have a clear practice area or client market \n
- Want to keep more of what they bill \n
- Want support with business development, referrals, and client acquisition \n
- Do not want to stay limited by salary bands, firm politics, or rigid career structures \n
The Result
\nMost solicitors do not want to leave law.
\nThey want to leave the parts of law that make the career feel smaller than it should.
\nThis is an opportunity to explore whether your legal skill could become your own practice, with the infrastructure and support to make the move properly.
\nNext Step
\nApply confidentially.
