Eclectic Recruitment Ltd
Commercial Litigation Associate

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Eclectic Recruitment is working with one of the world’s leading global law firms, renowned for handling some of the most complex and high-profile cross-border disputes in the market. The firm offers an elite international platform, exceptional quality of work, market-leading remuneration, and outstanding long-term career opportunities.
What’s on offer
- High-value, complex, and genuinely cross-border commercial disputes
- Exposure to major corporates, financial institutions, sovereigns, and senior executives
- Significant involvement in case strategy, court hearings, and trial preparation
- Opportunity to work alongside leading litigators across an international network
- Top-of-market salary and benefits package
- Excellent long-term development within a highly regarded disputes practice
The Role
Eclectic Recruitment is working with a leading global law firm seeking a Commercial Litigation Associate (3–5 PQE) to join its London disputes team.
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The practice handles some of the most complex and significant domestic and international disputes in the market, including:
- Contractual disputes
- Business torts
- Shareholder disputes
- Competition matters
- Other high-stakes commercial litigation
The successful candidate will gain broad exposure across the lifecycle of major disputes, including:
- Drafting
- Legal research
- Evidence and document analysis
- Development of case and trial strategy
- Attendance at court hearings
This is particularly well suited to an ambitious litigator who enjoys the intellectual and strategic side of disputes and wants greater exposure to complex cross-border matters and high-level written advocacy.


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About you
- 3–5 PQE with strong commercial litigation experience
- Experience gained wholly or partly within a leading commercial law firm
- Exposure to complex and/or cross-border disputes
- Excellent academics and strong technical ability
- High-quality legal drafting and written advocacy skills
- Commercial, proactive, and comfortable taking responsibility
- Strong client-facing and communication skills
For a confidential discussion, please apply or contact Liam Miller at Eclectic Recruitment.
We endeavour to reply to every candidate, every time, but if you haven’t heard back within 10 days, please understand that you have unfortunately been unsuccessful for this position, or the position has been filled. Please call the office or send an email to discuss other potential opportunities.
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