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An established industry player is seeking a skilled Associate to join its renowned Construction Litigation team in London. This role offers the chance to work on high-profile disputes, including litigation and arbitration, across various sectors. You will represent a diverse clientele, including developers and contractors, on significant infrastructure projects and landmark developments. With a focus on career progression and exposure to quality work, this opportunity is perfect for those looking to advance their legal careers in a dynamic environment. If you have a passion for construction law and a desire to tackle complex challenges, this position is an exciting next step for you.
Job Description
Our client is a highly regarded London law firm with a strong reputation for its disputes practice. There is an exceptional opportunity for an Associate to join the firm's Legal 500-ranked Construction Litigation team.
Renowned for its expertise in complex domestic and international construction disputes, the team advises on high-profile litigation, arbitration, adjudication, and alternative dispute resolution across a diverse range of sectors. The firm represents developers, funds, cultural institutions, and contractors on matters relating to large-scale infrastructure projects, high-value commercial developments, and landmark real estate schemes. The team has been involved in some of the most significant cases and projects in recent years, including Supreme Court adjudication matters, major UK infrastructure developments, and high-profile London regeneration schemes.
Minimum Requirements:
The firm offers exposure to high quality work, excellent career progression opportunities, and a competitive remuneration package.
To apply with your details or to discuss your current situation confidentially, please get in touch with Thiago Silva.
Please note that where a level of experience or qualification is indicated, this is a guideline only and does not preclude applications from candidates with more or less experience.