Lawyerly is a commercial law firm providing subscription and fixed-fee legal services to small and medium-sized businesses. Our clients treat us as their in-house legal team, and we act for them across the full range of their commercial needs. We do not bill by the hour, so there are no timesheets and no billable-hour targets. We are looking for a solicitor with sound judgement, a practical approach and an interest in how legal services are delivered. You will run your own client matters, build lasting client relationships and work closely with a small team. The role Advising SME clients on commercial contracts, corporate matters, compliance, employment, intellectual property and commercial leases Drafting, reviewing and negotiating agreements and client documents Identifying risk early and advising clients before issues arise Acting for clients across a wide range of industries About you Solicitor of England and Wales with a current practising certificate 5+ years' PQE A commercial generalist, comfortable moving between areas of law Confident running matters independently while working as part of a team Able to explain legal points clearly and without unnecessary jargon Comfortable using AI tools, such as Claude, in your day-to-day work Useful but not essential Experience in commercial property or corporate work Details £95,000 28 days' holiday plus bank holidays 4% employer pension contribution Home-based within the UK, with flexible working Practising certificate fees paid Time and funding for training and professional development
Commercial Solicitor employer: Lawyerly
At Lawyerly, we pride ourselves on being an innovative employer that values clarity and collaboration. Our remote work culture fosters independence while ensuring you remain connected to a dedicated team, allowing for meaningful relationships with clients and colleagues alike. With a focus on professional growth and a commitment to alternative legal services, we offer a unique opportunity to shape the future of legal practice in a supportive environment.
