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Karter Thomas Ltd is seeking a Principal Lawyer – Litigation for a local authority, offering a senior opportunity to lead a litigation team and shape the legal strategy across a broad range of matters.
You will supervise solicitors and paralegals, advise elected Members and officers, and represent the Council in court and at committees, ensuring robust, cost-effective governance of public sector litigation.
Are you an experienced Litigation Solicitor looking for your next senior opportunity within local government?
We are currently recruiting for a Principal Lawyer – Litigation on behalf of a local authority, offering the opportunity to handle a varied and challenging caseload while providing leadership and direction to a litigation team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced legal professional to work on complex contentious matters, advise senior stakeholders and contribute to the effective governance and legal decision-making of a public sector organisation.
As Principal Lawyer, you will provide specialist legal advice and representation across a broad range of local authority litigation matters, supporting elected Members and officers across the organisation.
Your responsibilities will include:
To be successful in this role, you will have:
Experience within local government or the wider public sector would be advantageous, alongside exposure to areas such as prosecutions, judicial review, housing, licensing or regulatory law.
This is an opportunity to take on a senior legal position with a broad and varied caseload, meaningful responsibility and the chance to contribute directly to public services and effective local governance.
You will be able to combine complex legal work with team leadership and play an important role in the ongoing development of Legal Services.
If you are a Litigation Solicitor or experienced local government lawyer looking for a new challenge, we would welcome your application.