Robert Walters
2-4PQE Disputes Solicitor (Digital Legal Delivery) 12 month FTC

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2+PQE Solicitor, Disputes (Digital Legal Delivery)
12 Month FTC - top international firm
I am currently working with a top 10 global law firm looking to recruit a Solicitor into their Digital Lead Delivery team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conducting document review and analysis, due diligence or other practice area-specific fee-earning work
- Undertake quality control and provide constructive feedback to ensure that output is consistent with quality standards.
- On appropriate projects, as required, working directly with other practice groups in the firm's global network to deliver high quality support to clients and legal teams.
- On appropriate projects, as required, supervising Trainees or Legal Analysts in relation to individual matters, dealing with complex legal matters or generally as directed by Senior Solicitors, Managers or Senior Managers of the Digital Disputes team.
- Maintaining an up-to-date knowledge of areas of law relevant to the practice.
- Ensuring compliance with financial disciplines on matters (e.g. daily time recording).
- Providing any other assistance to the business on client matters and related tasks as required.
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The successful candidate should be or have:
- Qualified solicitor or barrister
- Minimum 2+ year's PQE, with at least 12 months' experience in disputes/litigation.
- An innovative mindset, curious about AI and emerging technologies.
- Experience working in a commercial legal environment, ideally a private practice law firm
- Knowledge and experience of legal work for the Disputes practice group, for example large scale document review, with the ability to project manage the process from instruction to completion.


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This is an opportunity to join a growing team which is recognised for its international capability to advise clients on a wide variety of complex, large scale disputes.
You will be offered excellent prospects for progression and the culture provides employees with world-class support to achieve their ambitions and goals.
For a confidential discussion, get in touch with Olivia Rose, a Recruitment Consultant at Robert Walters' London office and who has previously worked as a dispute resolution solicitor in London prior to moving into recruitment.
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