Michael Page
Commercial Litigation Solicitor

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Commercial Litigation Solicitor
This is an exciting opportunity for a Commercial Litigation Solicitor in Leeds to join a highly regarded disputes team within a global law firm. You will work alongside high profile Partners on complex disputes for national and international businesses, with genuine scope to develop your expertise and specialise over time.
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Our client is a global legal firm with a large office in central Leeds, advising some of the world's largest multinational businesses. Its international reach is matched by a strong reputation for technically excellent, commercially focused legal work, with recognised expertise across litigation and dispute resolution.
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The Commercial Litigation Solicitor will be:
- Advising national and international businesses on a broad range of commercial disputes
- Working alongside specialists on complex and high value matters
- Managing and progressing disputes from initial instruction through to resolution
- Advising on class actions, supply chain disputes and outsourcing disputes
- Working on technology disputes, cryptocurrency disputes and product liability matters
- Supporting clients across sectors including financial services, industrials, technology and utilities
- Developing strong commercial relationships with clients
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- A solicitor with approximately 0 to 2 years PQE
- Experienced in commercial litigation
- Comfortable handling a varied caseload and working on complex disputes
- Commercially minded with strong analytical and problem solving skills
- Able to communicate confidently with clients and colleagues
- A strong team player
- Interested in working within a large international law firm and gaining exposure to complex, high quality work
Job Offer
- Salary between £80,000 and £84,000
- 25 days of holiday leave
- Bonus up to 30%
- 5% pension contribution
- Private medical insurance
- Hybrid working opportunities
If you're interested in this role, apply now.
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