CONSTRUCTION SOLICITOR (CONTENTIOUS), 6+ PQE, LONDON, £90,000 – £110,000 DOE – Join a UK Top 50 law firm with a nationally recognised Construction practice, renowned for its outstanding culture, investment in its people and commitment to career development. Offering high-quality work, hybrid working arrangements and excellent progression prospects, this is an exceptional opportunity for an ambitious Construction Solicitor to take the next step in their career. JOB REF: 215304305
• Advise on a broad range of contentious construction matters, including disputes arising under JCT, NEC and other industry-standard construction contracts.
• Handle complex adjudications, litigation, and arbitration matters, providing strategic and commercially focused advice to clients.
• Work closely with experienced construction specialists on high-value and technically challenging disputes.
• Play an active role in business development initiatives, helping to strengthen existing client relationships and develop new opportunities.
• Suitable candidates will have a minimum of 6 years’ PQE gained within a recognised construction practice, with strong technical expertise in contentious construction law.
• You will be confident managing your own caseload, delivering practical solutions, and providing exceptional client service.
• Enjoy an outstanding benefits package including 30 days’ annual leave, private healthcare, life assurance, enhanced maternity and paternity benefits and flexible hybrid working.
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