TSR Legal
Construction Lawyer

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Construction Solicitor | NQ- 4 PQE
TSR Legal are pleased to be working with a highly regarded national law firm, which is looking to appoint a Construction Solicitor (NQ- 4 PQE) to join its growing and well-established Construction team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a lawyer with an interest in contentious construction work to develop their career within a supportive and highly experienced national team.
The Role
You will have the opportunity to work on a broad range of high-quality and complex construction disputes, including:
- Adjudication and litigation matters
- Pre-action and Protocol work
- Strategic dispute resolution
- Mediation and other flexible dispute resolution methods
- Advising clients on commercially focused and pragmatic solutions
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The role will primarily focus on contentious construction matters, although there will also be the opportunity to gain exposure to non-contentious construction work for those who are interested.
You will work with an impressive client base, including national developers, contractors, major housebuilders and housing providers, providing practical and commercially minded legal advice on complex construction matters.
About You
This opportunity would suit a newly qualified Solicitor or someone with up to around 4 years' PQE who has:
- An interest in contentious construction work
- Experience within a specialist construction team, or exposure through a construction seat during training
- The ability to manage a varied workload with an appropriate level of supervision
- Strong commercial awareness and a pragmatic approach to problem solving
- Ambition to develop their expertise and build a long-term career in construction law


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What's on Offer?
This firm places emphasis on developing its people and supporting lawyers to become recognised specialists in their chosen area.
You can expect:
- High-quality and complex construction work
- Excellent exposure to clients and early responsibility
- Ongoing one-to-one development and support from experienced construction lawyers
- Opportunities to become involved in business development, networking and marketing
- A collaborative and supportive team environment
- A firm that values high performance while promoting a positive and sustainable work-life balance
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