Construction Litigation Lawyer 3-5pqe

Lipson Lloyd Jones; United States; Presencial; USD 120 000 - 160 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Lipson Lloyd Jones in the United States is seeking a construction litigation lawyer with 3-5 years PQE. You will advise on construction contracts, manage disputes through adjudication, arbitration, and mediation, and draft submissions and witness statements for court proceedings. A strong academic background and familiarity with relevant UK acts and rules are preferred.

Qualificações

• Strong academic background with a degree in law.
• Solid understanding of Housing Grants, Construction & Regeneration Act 1996, the Scheme for Construction Contracts (England & Wales) Regulations 1998 and the Civil Procedure Rules.

Responsabilidades

• Advising on every aspect of construction contracts (payments, extensions of time, loss and expense, defects, procurement and insurance).
• Acting on all forms of dispute resolutions including adjudication, arbitration and mediation.
• Drafting submissions and witness statements for proceedings.
• Managing proceedings in the Technology & Construction Court.
• Drafting concise advice tailored to different client types.

Conhecimentos

Construction law

Litigation

Contract drafting

Formação académica

Strong academic background

Descrição da oferta de emprego

THE FIRM

A highly successful and fast growing law firm.

THE ROLE

This is an opportunity for a construction litigation lawyer with 3-5pqe - some non-contentious experience preferable but not essential.

• Advising on every aspect of construction contracts (e.g. payments, extensions of time, loss and expense, defects, procurement and insurance issues);
• Acting on all forms of dispute resolutions including adjudication, arbitration and mediation;
• Drafting submissions and witness statements for the purpose of proceedings;
• Managing proceedings in the Technology & Construction Court;
• Drafting concise advice tailored to different client types;

ABOUT YOU

You should have a strong academic background, and a thorough understanding of the Housing Grants, Construction & Regeneration Act 1996, the Scheme for Construction Contracts (England & Wales) Regulations 1998 and the Civil Procedure Rules.