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Commercial Litigation Solicitor

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Commercial Litigation Solicitor, 3-5 years PQE, Nottingham
Are you looking for a Top 200 law firm where you can truly progress your career and deal with a mixed bag of litigation matters?
Job Details
JOB TITLE: Commercial Litigation Solicitor
PQE: 3-5 years
LOCATION: Nottingham
SALARY: £Dependent on experience
The Role
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Commercial Litigation Solicitor to join an established team and deal with a varied caseload of litigation matters on behalf of a diverse client base. The role will be varied and cover the broad range of commercial disputes including contractual claims, shareholder and partnership disputes, and professional negligence.
The Candidate
Commercial Litigation Lawyers with experience in both commercial and civil litigation are encouraged to apply. The firm is keen to hear from Commercial Litigation Solicitors who have a strong foundation of litigation matters gained within a reputable and leading Legal 500 practice renowned for their litigation offerings. Ideally, you will have at least 3 years PQE in dealing with the broad spectrum of commercial disputes.
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The Firm
Our client is a forward-thinking and progressive law firm that has seen exceptional growth over recent years. Their reputation continues to exceed expectations, and this successful regional player is breaking all commercial restraints. Quality, diversity, and profitability are the name of the game, and reward is high on the agenda for those who can contribute and deliver. If you think you fit the bill, have the drive and passion to be even better than your current reputation dictates, albeit outstanding, we would certainly like to hear from you.


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How to Apply
Contact Cassie Huxtable at eNL on 0121 454 1004 or email cassie.huxtable@enllegal.co.uk with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.
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