FAQs
What is the main focus of the Agriculture, Farms and Estates team?
The main focus of the Agriculture, Farms and Estates team is to represent private landowners and provide legal services related to rural property, including agricultural and sporting estates.
What types of projects will I be advising on as an Agriculture Lawyer?
You will be advising on buying and selling agricultural and sporting estates, sales of land for development, green energy projects, landlord/tenant issues, and loans to owners of agricultural property.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A legal qualification with a minimum of 3+ years' post-admission experience is required, along with experience in an Agriculture or Real Estate legal team.
Is previous experience in agriculture necessary for this role?
While direct experience in agriculture is beneficial, you can also be an experienced real estate lawyer looking to move into this specialist area.
What is the team culture like at the firm?
The team culture emphasizes openness and a human feel, fostering a supportive environment distinct from traditional firms.
Are there any initiatives to support employee wellbeing?
Yes, there are several resources and initiatives designed to support health and wellbeing, as well as discussions around flexible working patterns.
What diversity and inclusion initiatives does the firm have?
The firm has a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Group that values difference and works with various colleague networks to support diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Is the recruitment process inclusive for individuals with disabilities?
Yes, the recruitment process is designed to be inclusive and accessible, with accommodations available for candidates with disabilities or long-term conditions.
Is flexible working available for this role?
Yes, the firm is open to flexible working, including full-time and part-time options.
What kind of clients will I be working with?
You will be working with corporate and charitable bodies, as well as significant private estates within the rural property sector.