Residential Conveyancer Durham

Role and Responsibilities

To include but not limited to:

  • To be responsible for the conduct of residential conveyancing matters including:
    • Sales, Purchases and Re-mortgages
    • Freehold & Leasehold Conveyancing
    • Transfers of Equity
    • Equity Release Schemes
    • Leasehold Enfranchisement
  • To provide support to existing Conveyancing Fee Earners and the relevant Partner and/or Head of Department
  • To assist in the promotion, development and marketing of the Property Department and cross referral of clients to other fee earners
  • To achieve Fee Earning targets as set by the Partners
  • To attend Firm meetings including monthly Fee Earners Meetings and Property Department Meetings
  • To comply with the Firm’s Policies and Procedures and to adhere to standards set by the Conveyancing Quality Scheme
  • To comply with the SRA handbook including SRA accounts rules when dealing with office & clients’ money
  • To maintain the image and integrity of the Firm at all times and to deal with clients in a courteous manner
  • To attend and participate in the Firm’s social, charitable and marketing activities as required
  • To maximise the use of IT systems and to use these systems to provide a quality, cost effective and efficient service to clients
  • To undertake learning and development, in accordance with the firm’s policies and processes, for Continuing Competence (as defined by the SRA), or regulatory equivalent

Legal Secretary Darlington

Main Responsibilities;-

  • Preparing court statements and forms
  • Dictating Lawyers’ audio files and written notes
  •  Managing records, projects and calendars to make sure everything functions smoothly
  • Transcribing and proofreading legal documents
  • Indexing and updating pleadings and discovery binders
  • Collecting and delivering documents
  • Managing diaries and making travel arrangements for one or more Lawyers
  • Supporting legal research and communicating with vendors, experts, Lawyers, opposing counsel and other staff

Experience in working in any areas of Law will be considered-any background in a secretarial role.

Residential Legal Secretary

Job description

We are Looking to recruit either an experienced Residential Legal Secretary or Conveyancing Assistant to support a recently qualified fee earner within the firm, in a thriving, busy property department.

Main Responsibilities:-

  • The successful candidate must be proficient in the conveyancing process
  • The candidate will provide full administrative support role from file opening all the way through to post completion work and file closing.
  • Drafting completion statements, preparing files for exchange etc.
  • Experience of dealing with raising enquiries is advantageous but not a requirement

Benefits:-

  • There is also potential for progression. The firm would reward a fantastic work ethic by offering the opportunity to progress through the route to qualification

Schedule

  • Monday to Friday
  • Day shift

Ability to commute/relocate:

  • Darlington, Durham: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

Work Location: One location

For more information or a confidential chat contact Sarah at Sarah@adkinscheurfi.co.uk

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Welcoming Lucy Connolly to our Commercial division

We are delighted to welcome Lucy Connolly back to the office this month. Our former Front of House Recruitment Consultant has taken the reigns of our newly established temporary commercial desk. Working alongside senior recruitment consultant Sarah Duckworth, Lucy will be supplying receptionists, office administrators, payroll clerks and more to North-East Businesses.

Lucy will be attending a range of networking events in the new year, so please feel free to say hi!

If you’re a candidate with relevant commercial experience looking for a new challenge or temporary contract in 2023, please send your CV to lucy@adkinscheurfi.co.uk for a confidential discussion.

Alternatively, if you’re seeking business support on a temporary or temp to perm basis, we would be happy to put together a proposal for you, please call the office on 0191 5166118 for more information. Lucy is busy collating a database of available, and most importantly experienced, candidates across the North-East who are seeking new opportunities- meaning your next hire could be closer than you think!

We wish Lucy all the success in her new role and are excited to see what the future holds for our temporary commercial division.

Nazmul Ahmed joins Adkins & Cheurfi

Adkins & Cheurfi have made a new hire to help grow the IT and Technical division with the appointment of Nazmul Ahmed.

Dean Adkins was delighted with the hire saying ‘Nazmul has brought with him the experience of recruitment through his time at Just Eat and with his degree in Computer Science he also has the knowledge to make him a success within his chosen sector’

Nazmul was also very pleased to join the award-winning business adding ‘I excel in roles that test my ability to work under pressure and meet targets as I am self-motivating and able to adapt quickly to new situations and always deliver the highest quality of work. I have a confident, positive, and outgoing attitude and a passion to challenge myself in any role. I spent most of my time in education within the IT sector through my teenage years in school and college. This is where it all started with my love for tech and where I really began to understand what it takes to strive in this sector. I then moved on to Sunny Sunderland University where I achieved a degree in Information Communication Technology. I am delighted to work in a Company where I feel not only my knowledge within IT but also my hunger and satisfaction to help others, will most definitely come into play. I guess you can say that’s where my admiration began for Recruitment which is why I have chosen a career at Adkins & Cheurfi Recruitment. With full support from  Dean and Melika I know I will be learning from the best so I can deliver the best candidates while growing the business collectively’

For more information on the roles Nazmul is hiring or if you are a company interested in using Adkins & Cheurfi services, please contact- 0191 5166118 or email at nazmul@adkinscheurfi.co.uk

Adkins & Cheurfi win the Most Inspiring Employer at the North East Chamber Awards

 

North East’s most inspiring females announced by Chamber

Author – Jasmin Brown

Twelve female leading lights of the North East business world were given top honours at a special ceremony in front of 300 guests at Newcastle Civic Centre.

Organised by the North East England Chamber of Commerce, the inaugural Inspiring Females Awards recognised businesswomen at all stages of their career and from around the region.

One of those given an award was Channel 4 TV show host Steph McGovern, who was named the woman who made the Most Outstanding Contribution to the North East.

Alix Bolton, chair, Chamber Women’s Leadership Forum said: “One of my favourite sayings is, ‘We rise by lifting others. The Chamber was delighted to organise these awards to do just that and celebrate the fantastic female talent all around our region who support their colleagues. Our winners are awe-inspiring examples of female strength and achievement. What they have in common is working hard with grit and determination to succeed. Congratulations to all of those who took home an award and also to everyone who made it onto the shortlist. They all contribute so much to our region’s success and set tremendous examples for other businesswomen on their own career journey.”

The winner of the Most Inspiring Female Business Leader of the Year was Dr Jo North from Port of Tyne.

She said: “I’m overwhelmed and very honoured to win this award. Congratulations to the other award winners who have all done amazing things. North East women are leading the way not just here in our region but in the whole country.

One of the youngest winners was Ellen McCann, from Ryder Architecture who won apprentice of the Year and is in her final stage of training to become an architect.

There was also recognition of work businesswomen do in the community and CSR. This award was won by Karen Marshall, from Accenture, who has particular focus on supporting the company’s apprentices.

The Inspiring Female for small businesses was won by Nicola Wood, who runs the Wonderful Wig company based in Sunderland and Newcastle, which offers wig services to clients in particular people suffering from cancer treatment.

An award was also presented to the most inspiring female small business employer and was won by the Sunderland recruitment specialists Adkins & Cheurfi.

Special recognition for the best female in a medium-sized business went to Amy Park of Newcastle-based accountancy firm Robson Laidler.

The most inspiring employer in this category was given to EMG Solicitors, based in Durham.

In the larger business section, the award for top female was presented to Angela MacOscar from Northumbrian Water, with Northumbria Police’s Joscelin Lawson being highly commended. The most Inspiring Employer was given to Northumbrian Water, which operates out of Pity Me in County Durham.

Female entrepreneurs who trade internationally were also recognised with the award for the most inspiring female (Global) going to Annie Barr of the Stocksfield-based AB Health Group.

And the most Inspiring Employer (Global) was given to Seaham food manufacturer Prima Cheese.

The overall awards were sponsored by Bernicia with individual awards supported by Esh Group, North East BIC, NE Times, Britishvolt, Hartlepool College, Teesside University and Muckle LLP.

Adkins & Cheurfi Recruitment feature in Bdaily and BIC North East News

https://www.ne-bic.co.uk/recruitment-specialists-predict-post-pandemic-boom/

Senior Commercial Consultant

We may be starting Lockdown #3 however it is business as usual at Adkins & Cheurfi. We are delighted to introduce Sarah Duckworth as our new Senior Commercial Consultant to grow and develop our new Commercial Division.

With 13 years of experience working as a Commercial Consultant, Sarah mainly recruits:

  • HR Professionals- Managers, Officers, Administrators
  • Senior Management Team
  • Sales, Business Development, Account Managers, Software SaaS Sales
  • Finance- Management Accountants, Financial Controllers, Purchase & Sales Ledger and Payroll.
  • Legal- Solicitors, Paralegals, Legal Secretaries and Legal Cashiers
  • Warehouse Support – Warehouse Administrators, Stock Controllers and Dispatch Coordinators
  • General Office Support- General Administrators, Receptionists and Data Entry

Any candidates on the market seeking a new opportunity please e-mail a CV to:- sarah@adkinscheurfi.co.uk. For those of you who would simply like a confidential chat to discuss new goals or help re-writing your CV please call:- 0191 5166118. Likewise, any Clients looking to recruit by contacting Sarah you are giving yourself the best possible chance of success.

When asked about her first couple of weeks here at A&C, Sarah had this to say,

“After a busy two weeks settling into the new Role within A&C I’ve learned a great deal and the new systems and procedures are all falling into place. The team seems a great bunch. Everyone has been extremely helpful (& patient) as I’ve had plenty of questions to ask & I am looking forward to an exciting future here at A&C, overseeing and growing a successful Commercial Division.”

Sarah readily admits that the recruitment industry has been one of the hardest hit during the Covid-19 crisis. There is, however, she affirms, some light at the end of the tunnel……

  • History tells us we are likely to bounce back quickly. This is a pandemic, not a full-blown recession. The mini-recession caused by the virus, unlike a typical recession (which is characterised by a long, slow economic downturn) involves a very sudden but short lived drop in the economy followed by a rapid bounce back.
  • Recruiters will play a leading role in economic recovery. We are the backbone of the jobs market meaning businesses and even the government will be looking to us for help in re-building the economy.
  • Recruitment will be very interesting when this is over as we switch to a job-lead market. Some of those gold dust candidates who have ignored roughly 100 calls will suddenly be much more receptive. It is likely home working will become a regular arrangement as it has been proven that flexible, remote working is doable in most industries.
  • We will come out the other side stronger-with less recruiting to do and fewer calls to make. Us recruiters have spent time educating ourselves, building our personal/company brands, and self-development.

Stay safe and look forward to speaking with/working with you all in 2021.