1st Junior Clerk – Halcyon Chambers – Birmingham

Closing Date:

Tuesday 11th March 2025

Salary:

Salary Circa £40-£45k plus benefits

Type:

Permanent

Send CV To:

recruitment@grllegal.com

Apply online:

https://grllegal.com/job/788-1st-junior-clerk-halcyon-chambers-birmingham/

About this Job

The 1st Junior Clerk plays an important role and works closely with the Senior Clerk and Management Committee to drive business development, manage members’ practices, and overseeing key administrative and clerking functions. They will take responsibility for managing and developing colleagues, professional client relationships, and ensuring the efficient and affective allocation of work.

About this Employer

Halcyon Chambers, a leading Barristers’ Chambers based in Birmingham, is seeking a 1st Junior Clerk to join its highly regarded clerking team. Specialising in Immigration, Public, Civil/Commercial, and Family law, Chambers prides itself on delivering a high-quality, client-focused, and professional service.

Person Specification

  • Ideally a minimum of 5 years’ experience in clerking within a fast-paced and successful environment.
  • Proven experience in managing people and fostering a client-focused culture.
  • Exceptional communication, negotiation, and business development skills.
  • Experience with LEX software (desirable but not essential).
  • A proactive and conscientious individual who thrives under pressure.

Key Responsibilities

  • Practice Management & Clerking: - Liaising with solicitors, allocating instructions, negotiating fees, and managing members’ practices.
  • Team Management - Supervising and developing staff, ensuring efficient clerking operations, and a positive working environment.
  • Business Development - Engaging with a range of professional clients, overseeing marketing initiatives, attending networking events, and driving growth opportunities.
  • Compliance - Adherence to regulatory requirements and the fair allocation of work.
  • Strategy - Supporting Chambers’ long-term development