Bromleys Solicitors LLP
Dispute Resolution Solicitor

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Job Title:
Dispute Resolution Solicitor / Litigator
PQE level:
4–7 plus years PQE (Strong candidates with slightly less experience may be considered)
Contract type:
Permanent
Hours:
Full time (part time considered)
Requirements and details of the role:
We are seeking to appoint a skilled and motivated Dispute Resolution Solicitor / Litigator to join our Dispute Resolution team.
The successful candidate will work alongside existing members of the team and will act for a solid client base, including corporate and individual clients, and will be responsible for managing their own varied case load, which will include:
- Contractual disputes
- Professional negligence matters
- Neighbour and boundary disputes
- Debt recovery and insolvency matters
- Contentious probate, including challenges to the validity of a Will and claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975
- Property litigation, including possession and dilapidation claims, both residential and commercial
- Employment matters, including Employment Tribunal claims, settlement agreements and noncontentious advisory work
- Employer’s Liability (EL) and Public Liability (PL) claims
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The role will also involve:
- Developing strong working relationships with clients and colleagues
- Providing support and advice to colleagues within the firm on litigation matters
- Taking part in the growth and development of the firm’s dispute resolution and business legal offering
- Assisting with the firm’s Legal Surgery sessions in relation to litigation enquiries


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Candidates with a purely process-driven PI or RTA litigation background are not sought.
There are good prospects for career progression for the right candidate.
Salary & Benefits:
Salary is competitive and dependent upon experience.
- 23 days holiday per annum, plus bank holidays, plus loyalty holiday scheme and the ability to purchase additional holidays.
- Benefits include contributory (auto-enrolment) pension scheme, discretionary annual bonus scheme, Paycare scheme, non-contributory death in service scheme.
Please see the Careers page on our website for full details of the benefits offered.
How to Apply:
Email your CV to Recruitment@MAPDGROUP.COM
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