Real Estate Planning – Professional Support Lawyer – Bristol

Company: Chadwick Nott
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Location: Bristol
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you support a leading planning practice within a major international law firm, driving knowledge management, training and thought leadership. You will develop precedents, perform legal research, and contribute to client-facing insights while supporting business development. The position offers a blend of PSL duties with potential fee-earning work, and access to hybrid, flexible arrangements and strong benefits. You will work closely with planning lawyers and knowledge teams to shape market-leading planning advice and training.

Pay / Benefits

  • hybrid and flexible working
  • private medical cover
  • enhanced family-friendly benefits
  • generous holiday entitlement with buy/sell option
  • competitive salary and bonus structure
  • commitment to diversity and inclusion

Responsibilities

  • Support the planning team with knowledge management and know-how
  • Develop, maintain and enhance precedents and templates
  • Undertake legal research and technical advisory work
  • Design and deliver training programmes for lawyers
  • Produce articles, insights and client-facing publications
  • Support business development and profile-raising activities
  • Collaborate with planning lawyers and wider knowledge teams
  • Opportunity for some fee-earning work alongside PSL responsibilities (optional)

Key requirements

  • Qualified solicitor with experience in a recognised planning team
  • Strong technical planning law knowledge
  • Interest in knowledge management, training, research and innovation
  • Excellent drafting, communication and presentation skills
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively
  • Excellent organisation, prioritisation and time management
  • communication
  • presentation skills
  • independence with collaboration
  • planning law knowledge
  • knowledge management
  • legal research

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Posted: October 2nd, 2026