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HarKaye Core Talent in London is seeking a Senior Associate to join a disputes team specialising in competition litigation and high-value commercial disputes. Hybrid working and a competitive salary are on offer.
You will advise on complex matters, manage cases, develop strategy, and mentor junior lawyers while building client relationships and contributing to business development. This role offers partner exposure and direct client contact.
Senior Associate – Competition Litigation
London | Hybrid Working | Competitive Salary
An exceptional opportunity has arisen for an accomplished litigator to join a highly regarded London practice undertaking sophisticated, high-value competition and commercial disputes.
The firm is looking for a Senior Associate with a strong background in competition litigation. Applications are also welcomed from experienced commercial litigators who can demonstrate exposure to complex, multi-party or high-value disputes and a genuine interest in developing their competition expertise.
Working alongside leading partners, you will advise an impressive client base on strategically significant matters. You will have substantial responsibility for progressing cases, shaping litigation strategy and managing key client relationships.
You will:
You will be a qualified solicitor with experience gained within a respected disputes practice. You are likely to have:
Applications are encouraged from established Senior Associates as well as ambitious Associates who are ready to take the next step in their careers.
This role offers the chance to work on complex and market-leading disputes within a collaborative, ambitious and intellectually stimulating environment. You will benefit from direct partner and client exposure, genuine responsibility and a clear opportunity to develop your profile and progress within the firm.
The position offers a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits and a flexible hybrid working arrangement.