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Commercial Litigation Solicitor, 6+ Years PQE, Surrey, GBP 65,000+ (DOE)
While working at this firm, you will handle a diverse caseload of commercial and business disputes, acting for an impressive client base that includes corporates, SMEs, partnerships, and individuals. You will also benefit from a competitive salary and benefits package, with genuine career progression opportunities.
To register your interest contact Kaye on 020, or email.
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Commercial Litigation Solicitor
This is an exceptional opportunity to work with a dynamic, supportive, and forward-thinking team on a wide range of complex and high-value commercial disputes. While conducting this role, you will be involved in advising clients on complex contractual, shareholder, professional negligence, and property-related disputes, and representing them in mediation, arbitration, and litigation proceedings. You will also play a key role in supporting the wider Commercial Litigation team, supervising junior colleagues, and contributing to the department's business development and client care objectives.
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Applications are sought from Commercial Litigation Solicitors with a minimum of 6 Years PQE
You must have strong interpersonal and communication abilities, with empathy and professionalism in client interactions. Having these skills will help you work well within a team environment. The successful candidate will work alongside talented colleagues in a collaborative, supportive environment, while benefiting from a competitive salary and benefits package, with genuine career progression opportunities.
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