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Executive Network Legal Ltd in Birmingham seeks a Contentious Construction Associate Solicitor to join a high-calibre national firm. You will advise on a broad spectrum of disputes for developers, contractors and other stakeholders, handling adjudication, arbitration and court proceedings.
The candidate should have 2–6 years PQE with solid experience in construction disputes, strong drafting and client-handling skills, and a commercial approach to career development in construction law.
An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Contentious Construction Associate Solicitor to join the Birmingham office of a highly regarded national law firm.
This is a great opportunity for a construction lawyer looking to develop their career within a well-established and ambitious team, working on a varied caseload of high-quality construction disputes for an impressive client base.
You will advise a range of clients including developers, contractors, employers, funders and other stakeholders on a broad spectrum of contentious construction matters.
Your work will include:
The successful candidate is likely to be a contentious construction solicitor with around 2-6 years' PQE, although applications from candidates outside this range will be considered where the experience is right.
You should have:
This is an exciting opportunity to join a nationally recognised construction practice with an established Birmingham presence and an excellent quality of work.
You will benefit from working alongside experienced construction specialists, with genuine opportunities for career progression, exposure to high-value matters and the chance to develop your profile within the market.
Please note that our advertisements use PQE and salary levels purely as a guide.
At eNL we value diversity and inclusion. We want to attract people at all levels and encourage applications from all suitably qualified candidates whatever their ethnicity, religion, age, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or any characteristics protected by law in the jurisdictions in which we operate.