Litigation Solicitor NEW

Commercial Litigation Solicitor

Salary: Competitive | Hybrid Working | Clear Progression Path

A well-established and growing firm in the East Riding of Yorkshire is seeking a Litigation Solicitor to join its busy dispute resolution team. This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor looking to take on a varied caseload, develop their career, and benefit from a flexible and supportive working environment.

The Role
From a recruitment perspective, this position offers exposure to a broad range of contentious matters, including:

• Managing a mixed caseload of civil and commercial litigation
• Advising on contract disputes, property disputes, debt recovery, and general commercial matters
• Handling cases from pre-action stage through to trial or settlement
• Drafting pleadings, applications, witness statements, and settlement agreements
• Advising clients on alternative dispute resolution, including mediation and negotiation
• Maintaining strong client relationships and delivering clear, commercially focused advice

What’s on Offer

• Competitive salary reflective of experience
• Hybrid working and flexible arrangements
• Clear progression opportunities within a growing team
• High-quality and varied litigation work
• Ongoing training and professional development
• Supportive, approachable, and collaborative team culture

About You

• Qualified Solicitor with experience in litigation or dispute resolution
• Confident managing your own caseload with appropriate supervision
• Strong drafting, negotiation, and advocacy skills
• Commercially aware with excellent client care skills
• Ambitious and keen to progress within a reputable regional firm

For more information send your CV or get in touch with Charlotte at Austen Lloyd as soon as possible CW 61890 Commercial Litigation Solicitor

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