Senior Construction Disputes Associate - Hybrid (Bristol)
Chadwick Nott
Bristol
On-site
GBP 80,000 - 130,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Hybrid working model
Private medical insurance
Pension contribution
Annual bonus scheme
Global skills academy
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Job summary
A leading international law firm in Bristol is seeking a Supervising Associate to join their Contentious Construction Disputes team. The role involves advising on complex disputes, working with diverse clients in the construction sector. Ideal candidates will have 3-6 years' PQE and experience with NEC and FIDIC contracts. A competitive salary of £80,000 to £130,000 is offered along with a hybrid working model.
Qualifications
3-6 years PQE in contentious construction disputes.
Experience at a leading insurance and/or construction law firm.
Strong knowledge of NEC and FIDIC contracts.
Responsibilities
Advising on litigation, arbitration, and adjudications.
Handling proceedings before the TCC and other forums.
Collaborating with real estate and non-contentious teams.
Skills
3-6 years' PQE in construction disputes
Experience at a leading insurance and/or construction law firm
Strong working knowledge of NEC and FIDIC contracts
Familiarity with adjudication and TCC procedures
Exposure to international arbitration rules
Fire safety experience
Excellent academic background
Commercial acumen
Collaborative and proactive approach
Enthusiasm for client engagement
Job description
A leading international law firm in Bristol is seeking a Supervising Associate to join their Contentious Construction Disputes team. The role involves advising on complex disputes, working with diverse clients in the construction sector. Ideal candidates will have 3-6 years' PQE and experience with NEC and FIDIC contracts. A competitive salary of £80,000 to £130,000 is offered along with a hybrid working model.