Dorset Commercial Property Litigation Associate (4–5 PQE) – Hybrid

Chadwick Nott; England; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

30 days' holiday plus bank holidays

Birthday bonus day

Annual bonus review

Private healthcare

Pension schemes

Life assurance

Eye tests and flu jabs

Gym membership discounts

Legal support

Charity fundraising & office socials

Job summary

Chadwick Nott is seeking a Commercial Property Litigation Associate to join its Dorset team. The role focuses on high-quality disputes, including breaches of lease, rent arrears and forfeiture, with a 4-5 year PQE expectation.

The position offers flexible hybrid working, a supportive firm culture and genuine growth opportunities. You will manage a broad caseload, advise clients, and collaborate with partners to drive the firm's growth in the property disputes arena.

Qualifications

• 4-5 years' PQE in commercial property litigation.
• Strong knowledge across a broad range of property disputes.
• Excellent communication and client management.
• Commercial awareness and a proactive, solutions-focused approach.
• Confidence managing matters independently.

Responsibilities

• Manage a broad range of commercial property litigation matters.
• Handle breaches of lease, rent arrears and forfeiture.
• Assist with business lease renewals and rights of way disputes.
• Liaise with clients, agents and professionals.
• Support a growth-focused team culture.
• Maintain high professional standards and compliance.

Skills

4-5 years PQE

Strong communication

Commercial awareness

Client management

Education

Qualified solicitor

Job description

Chadwick Nott is seeking a Commercial Property Litigation Associate to join its Dorset team. The role focuses on high-quality disputes, including breaches of lease, rent arrears and forfeiture, with a 4-5 year PQE expectation.

The position offers flexible hybrid working, a supportive firm culture and genuine growth opportunities. You will manage a broad caseload, advise clients, and collaborate with partners to drive the firm's growth in the property disputes arena.