Property Litigation Partner

TN United Kingdom; Bristol; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is on the lookout for a dynamic Property Litigation Partner to join their successful team in Bristol. This role offers an exciting opportunity for an ambitious legal professional to step into a partnership position, leveraging existing client relationships while capitalizing on a wealth of cross-referral work. The firm prides itself on its supportive culture and commitment to professional development, making it an attractive choice for those seeking a balanced work-life environment. If you are ready to take the next step in your career and be part of a forward-thinking firm, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Qualifications

• Established Property Litigation Partner or ambitious Senior Associate with client following.
• Leadership qualities and entrepreneurial mindset required.

Responsibilities

• Lead on complex disputes and develop client relationships.
• Support juniors and influence strategic direction of the practice.

Skills

Property Litigation

Leadership

Client Relationship Management

Entrepreneurial Mindset

Education

Qualified Solicitor

Job description

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Property Litigation Partner l Bristol l Top 100 Firm

The firm:

This firm has a strong foothold in the South West market, reaching into the Thames Valley and London. As such, they have become well established as one of the most successful full-service regional firms and continue to go from strength to strength on a national stage.

They have a distinctly modern, sophisticated style that is straightforward yet down to earth. Their lawyers enjoy more of a relaxed atmosphere with lots of social events in the calendar, flexibility to work in a way that suits and a proper balance between work and home life.

What makes them stand out from the crowd is their commitment to developing their lawyers and actively promoting from within which has allowed them to steadily grow in an organic way. Their staff retention rates and length of service records are further evidence of this commitment, making them an excellent employer to consider.

The Managing Partner joined the firm as a junior and has guided the firm through several growth transformations and remains dedicated to helping others achieve similar success. Therefore, for those looking to join, there's a compelling vision to buy into if you share the same passion and vigor.

The role:

In line with growth plans, this Top 100 firm is seeking a robust Property Litigation Partner to diversify its offering from Bristol.

The role is suitable for an established Property Litigation Partner, or an ambitious and well-connected Senior Associate/Managing Associate/Legal Director who is looking to make the move up to Partnership.

You will already have a client following or a book of contacts, but what makes this opportunity so interesting is the existing flow of work ready to be handed over together with an abundance of cross-referral work to be properly capitalised on. Therefore, for the right person, there is a bright and lucrative future to be had at this firm.

Aside from fee-earning and leading on complex disputes, they're looking for someone with an entrepreneurial mindset who can deepen existing relationships and diversify new ones. You'll also show leadership qualities and have a say in the strategic direction of the practice whilst supporting juniors with their development.

This is a pivotal moment in the firm's journey, and they're looking for ambitious leaders who want to be a part of the next phase of their journey.

How to apply:

I appreciate the sensitivity of recruitment at this level and how important it is for individuals to find a recruiter they can trust. Therefore, if this post has piqued your interest and you'd like to have an introductory chat in the first instance, please get in touch on 0117 422 0318 or via email at -legal.com.

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