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A property litigation solicitor is required to deal with property litigation work for this firm based out of its office in Manchester city centre.Role OverviewThe successful candidate will join a small established team that acts for a diverse client base. The firm is heavily linked to the insurance sector and benefits from sourcing good levels of work. The work does also encompass non-insured clients.You will be expected to manage your own caseload and play a key part in the team's development and client relationship management.
Work undertaken includes but is not limited to commercial property disputes, rights over land, trespass, restrictive covenants and easements, boundary disputes, breach of contract, professional negligence and debt.Candidate ProfileThe firm is seeking and property litigation solicitor with the following:
- A previous track record dealing with property litigation work at a recognised national practice. As a guide our client would expect someone with a minimum of 5 years pqe.
- Able to deal with cases from instruction through to the end of the litigation process.
- Previous experience of LEI funded cases or recommending reserves on cases to insurers would be beneficial but training will be given if you don't.
- Someone who can take on management responsibility for team members.
- Able to assist in business development and promotion of the team
What's on offer?
- You'll join an established litigation department with good quality work.
- Networking and client relationship building is encouraged and you will have ample opportunity to do this with support form the partners in the team.
- You'll join a growing firm which is backed by a multinational insurer and has the resources to facilitate further expansion
- Salary up to £65000 plus bonus.
- Excellent benefits package including pension contributions up to 12%, private medical and dental cover.
Apply NowTo be considered for this property litigation solicitor role based in Manchester please get in touch with a recent CV as soon as possible.
