Maritime Disputes Solicitor - Partnership Opportunity

ZipRecruiter; London; On-site; GBP 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

An internationally acclaimed firm seeks a Partner specializing in maritime disputes to join their London office. This role involves managing a substantial portable shipping litigation practice, dealing with complex matters such as ship arrests, cargo claims, and maritime casualties. The firm is well-respected in the industry, providing trusted legal guidance to prominent maritime clients. This is an exciting opportunity for established litigators to further their careers in a dynamic environment, contributing to both contentious and non-contentious maritime law. If you are passionate about maritime law and looking for a new challenge, this could be the perfect fit for you.

Qualifications

• Established Litigators with a portable shipping litigation practice are preferred.
• Experience in maritime law and contentious shipping matters is essential.

Responsibilities

• Handle P&I and Defence work, maritime casualties, and cargo claims.
• Engage in non-contentious work like contract reviews and advisory.

Skills

Litigation

Maritime Law

Contract Review

Admiralty Work

Education

Law Degree

Qualified Solicitor

Job description

Job Description

Maritime Disputes – Partnership Opportunity - London

Contentious Shipping Solicitor - Partner - Our client is internationally acclaimed for its shipping expertise, maintaining a robust presence in London and across the world's leading shipping hubs. Maritime law forms the foundation of their business, establishing them as a leading practice in the industry. Their lawyers are trusted by maritime clients such as Shipowners, Charterers & P&I clubs for guidance on the sector's most prominent and complex cases.

Title: Partner

Location: London

Salary: Dependant on Following

Variety of Contentious Matters

The firm is looking to speak with established Litigators with a substantial portable shipping litigation practice to join their current team in the London office. The nature of the work might include:

1. P&I and Defence work
2. Maritime casualties
3. Charterparty, bill of lading and COA matters
4. Ship arrest & Cargo claims
5. MOA sale & purchase disputes
6. Admiralty work including collisions, groundings and total loss

Wider Advisory Work

A broader practice incorporating some non-contentious work such as ship or terminal building contract review, design/procurement contracts for terminal expansion and/or shipment/storage contract advisory, would be of interest too.

For more information or a confidential chat, apply or contact Josh Hunt on 07397547259