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Residential Property Legal Executive
Link Personnel Services · Région métropolitaine de Dublin
Job description
About the role
We are seeking a Legal Executive with a focus on residential property conveyancing to join a Dublin‑based law firm. The role involves managing conveyancing matters from instruction through to post‑completion under solicitor supervision.
Key responsibilities
- Manage residential conveyancing files from start to finish, including drafting contracts, replies to requisitions and supporting documentation.
- Liaise with clients, solicitors, estate agents and financial institutions to progress transactions.
- Order and review property, planning and title searches.
- Prepare closing statements, completion packs and handle Land Registry and Registry of Deeds applications.
- Submit stamp duty returns via the Revenue eStamping system.
- Assist with mortgage documentation and lender requirements.
- Maintain client files, deadlines and compliance with Law Society regulations.
- Provide regular client updates and manage post‑completion matters.
Required profile
- Minimum 3 years recent experience in residential conveyancing (3‑5 years preferred).
- Understanding of real‑estate practices and ability to work under pressure.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills with a client‑service focus.
- Highly motivated, proactive and able to work independently.
Required skills
What we offer
- Salary up to €52,000 DOE.
- Total compensation package up to €60,000 including pension, bonus and free parking.
- Fully office‑based role in Dublin 13.
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Link Personnel Services
Région métropolitaine de Dublin