How to Become a Consultant Solicitor
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How to Become a Consultant Solicitor
As a consultant solicitor working for Gibson & Associates, in return for a percentage of your fees billed and paid, we will provide you with access to the following:
- Modern office facilities
- Administrative, paralegal, marketing and IT support
- Finance and billing services
- Case management systems
- Professional indemnity insurance (PII)
- Compliance support
- Access to other specialist solicitors that can help you support your clients and generate additional income
A Guide to Becoming a Consultant Solicitor
Gibson & Associates will provide personal advice and assistance to help solicitors wishing to become a consultant for the firm to do so seamlessly, so it remains ‘business as usual’ for your clients.
Our assistance with your transition will include:
- Guidance through the process of becoming a consultant solicitor
- Access to tax advice and planning
- Personal financial planning for a smooth transition to self-employment
- IT support
- Secretarial/PA support
- Systems administration: setup and training
- Support with client/file transfers
- Marketing support
Consultant Solicitor Salary Calculator
Working as a consultant solicitor offers a number of benefits, not least the ability to earn a fairer financial reward of the work you bring in and complete for your clients.
While the average employed solicitor earns less than 30% of their annual billing and receives nothing for the work they introduce to others, Gibson & Associates offers up to 80% of fees for the work they introduce and conduct under the Gibson & Associates umbrella.
Use our calculator to work exactly what you can earn.
Find out how much you could earn as a consultant solicitor