Michael Page
Insolvency Litigation Associate/Senior Associate

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Job Opportunity: Insolvency Litigation Associate or Senior Associate
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This is an opportunity to join a respected and growing disputes practice with an excellent reputation in the market. The team offers a collegiate culture, high-quality work, genuine progression prospects.
Description
You will advise on a wide variety of insolvency-related disputes, including:
- Claims brought by and against office holders
- Transactions at an undervalue and preference claims
- Misfeasance and breach of fiduciary duty claims
- Director disqualification matters
- Fraud and asset recovery work
- Shareholder and partnership disputes with an insolvency angle
- Contentious bankruptcy and winding-up proceedings
- Enforcement and recovery actions
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Applications are welcomed from lawyers who:
- Solicitor qualified in England & Wales
- Have experience in insolvency litigation gained at a recognised UK law firm
- Are confident managing matters and client relationships
- Possess strong technical and drafting skills
- Enjoy business development and building long-term client relationships
- Thrive in a collaborative and entrepreneurial environment


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Job Offer
- Exposure to a broad range of high-quality and often complex insolvency litigation matters
- The opportunity to work closely with recognised specialists in a highly regarded disputes team
- Significant responsibility and client contact from an early stage
- A varied caseload spanning insolvency, fraud, asset recovery and commercial disputes
- A collaborative and supportive team culture with excellent mentoring and technical development
- Clear progression prospects within a growing practice
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