Details:
- Job Type: Permanent
- Job Status: Full-Time
- Location: London
- Date: 4 days ago
Description:
Our client based in the heart of the City, recognised within the Legal 500 are seeking to add a Property Litigation Associate Solicitor of 3 years+ PQE to their team. Hybrid working, private healthcare and life assurance are some of the many benefits on offer.
Requirements for this Property Litigation Associate Solicitor vacancy:
Solicitor, Legal Executive or Barrister with 3 years + PQE to manage their own caseload to include:
Housing litigation
Injunctions
Possession claims
Disrepair matters
Non-contentious mattersResponsibilities for this Property Litigation Associate Solicitor vacancy:
Be responsible for the day to day running of a caseload
Be able to support the partners on more large and complex matters
Supervise more junior members of the team including paralegals
Get involved in marketing and business development in a client focused manner
Be able to interact directly with clients, manage their expectations, and meet their deadlinesPerson Specification for this Property Litigation Associate Solicitor vacancy:
Solicitor, Legal Executive or Barrister with 3 years+ PQE
IT literate to include Word, Excel, Outlook, and Internet applications
Ability to demonstrate commercial awareness and pro-activity
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal and the ability to convey clear and concise informationBenefits for this Property Litigation Associate Solicitor vacancy:
Competitive salary plus a very generous bonus scheme
Hybrid working
Private healthcare
25 days holiday plus bank holidays
Season ticket loan
Life Assurance
Pension schemeIf you're a Property Litigation Associate Solicitor with a minimum of 5 years PQE, ready to take the next step in your career, apply today. Alternatively, contact Victoria Kemp at Law Staff Limited quoting reference 37586.
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