Litigation Solicitor

An established and well-regarded regional law firm is seeking a Litigation Solicitor to join its growing disputes team. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious solicitor to work on a high-quality caseload, benefitting from a supportive environment, strong local reputation, and genuine long-term progression prospects.

You will handle a varied caseload across civil litigation, commercial disputes, contract claims, property litigation, and contentious matters for both individuals and businesses. The team prides itself on delivering practical, solution-focused advice and is looking for someone who shares that approach.

Key Responsibilities

• Managing your own caseload of civil and commercial litigation files.
• Drafting pleadings, statements, applications, and correspondence.
• Conducting negotiations, mediations, and settlement discussions.
• Preparing cases for trial and attending hearings where appropriate.
• Providing clear, pragmatic legal advice to clients.
• Supporting senior fee earners on complex matters when required.
• Building strong client relationships and contributing to business development.

About You

• Qualified Solicitor (NQ-5+ PQE) with experience in civil or commercial litigation.
• Strong advocacy, drafting, and analytical skills.
• Excellent communication and client-handling ability.
• A proactive, organised, and commercially aware approach.
• Ability to manage a busy, varied caseload independently with appropriate supervision.
• Commitment to delivering high-quality client service.

Salary & Benefits

• Competitive salary: £45,000-£65,000 depending on PQE and experience.
• Hybrid working options (role dependent).
• Strong administrative and partner support.
• Clear career progression pathway.
• Regular training and continued professional development.

How to Apply

If you are a Litigation Solicitor looking to join a respected regional practice with high-quality work and strong career prospects, please send your CV or get in touch for a confidential discussion.