Litigation Lawyer

Your new company
Join a growing specialist litigation practice that has built a strong reputation for delivering successful outcomes on complex consumer and civil disputes. With an expanding caseload and continued investment in its litigation team, the firm offers an excellent opportunity to play a key role in its next phase of growth.

Your new role
You will manage your own caseload of civil litigation matters from initial instruction through to resolution, working on a varied range of disputes in a fast-paced and supportive environment. The role offers the opportunity to take ownership of files, develop your litigation expertise and play a key part in an expanding team.

What you'll need to succeed
You will be a qualified solicitor with experience handling your own litigation caseload, ideally gained within a civil, commercial or disputes-focused team. Strong organisational skills, a proactive approach and the ability to build positive relationships with clients and colleagues will be key to your success in the role.

What you'll get in return
This is an excellent opportunity to build your litigation career within an ambitious and expanding firm that continues to invest in its people and its future. You'll enjoy a varied caseload, strong levels of support and a clear pathway for progression as the team continues to grow. The successful candidate will benefit from a competitive salary reflective of experience.

What you need to do now
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