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Construction Solicitor

London
£80k – £100k/yr
Posted about 12 hours ago
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Construction Solicitor

Location: Watford
Salary: £80,000/100,000 DoE
Working Model: Hybrid


Sellick Partnership is delighted to be exclusively working with a leading Tier 1 construction and infrastructure business to recruit a Construction Solicitor.

This is an excellent opportunity to join an established in-house legal team supporting a broad portfolio of high-profile construction and infrastructure projects across the UK. The successful candidate will work closely with commercial and operational stakeholders, providing pragmatic legal advice on a wide range of non-contentious construction matters while helping to manage legal risk across the business.

Construction Solicitor – Role Overview

Reporting into the General Counsel, the Construction Solicitor will play a key role in supporting the business on contractual and commercial matters. The position sits within a collaborative in-house legal team and offers exposure to a wide variety of construction, commercial, and project work.

This role is predominantly non-contentious, with responsibility for reviewing, drafting, and negotiating construction contracts, advising project teams throughout the project lifecycle, and liaising with external legal advisers where required. Occasional involvement in contentious matters may arise, although previous disputes experience is not essential.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Review, draft, and negotiate a broad range of construction and commercial contracts
  • Advise on contracts with clients, subcontractors, consultants, and suppliers
  • Support project and delivery teams with day-to-day legal advice and contractual issues
  • Draft and maintain template agreements and standard contractual documentation
  • Provide commercial legal advice throughout the lifecycle of construction projects
  • Assist with claims-related correspondence and contractual risk management
  • Work alongside external solicitors on specialist legal matters where required
  • Deliver legal training and share knowledge across the wider business
  • Provide occasional support on contentious matters, including adjudications

Requirements

  • Qualified Solicitor (England & Wales) with ideally 3+ years' PQE, although candidates with relevant experience outside of this will also be considered
  • Strong experience reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts
  • Construction sector experience gained either in private practice or in-house
  • Good working knowledge of standard construction contracts, including JCT and NEC
  • Commercially minded with excellent stakeholder management skills
  • Ability to provide practical, business-focused legal advice
  • Strong communication skills and the confidence to work with stakeholders across all levels of the business

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What's in it for you?

  • Hybrid working (up to two days working from home)
  • Flexible working options considered
  • Opportunity to join a market-leading Tier 1 construction business
  • Broad, varied in-house legal role with excellent exposure across the business
  • Supportive and collaborative legal team
  • Long-term career development opportunities within a global organisation.

How to Apply:

To apply for the Construction Solicitor role, please contact David Scott at Sellick Partnership. Alternatively, apply via the website now and a consultant will be in touch.

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Skills

Construction Law
Contract Negotiation
Stakeholder Management
Legal Advice
Risk Management
Dispute Resolution
Commercial Contracts
Construction Contracts
JCT
NEC
Communication Skills
Team Collaboration
Legal Training
Project Lifecycle
Claims Management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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