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Insolvency Litigation Solicitor

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About The Role
An Insolvency Litigation Solicitor is sought by eNL for its London office, offering a salary between £85,000 and £95,000 depending on experience. This full-time, hybrid-remote position suits a solicitor with 1-5 years PQE. Joining a respected Dispute Resolution group, you will manage a varied caseload covering corporate and personal insolvency, antecedent transactions, director disqualification, administrations, and pre-pack sales. Your clients will include office holders, directors, creditors, and debtors, requiring strong advisory and contentious skills. The role provides exposure to complex bankruptcy matters for high-net-worth clients. Reference 215304991. Applications are welcomed from candidates with relevant experience seeking to advance their career in this specialist field.
Insolvency Litigation Solicitor, 1-5 PQE, London, £85-95,000 (DOE)
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an Insolvency Litigation Solicitor to join a highly regarded Dispute Resolution team, advising high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients on a broad range of complex insolvency and bankruptcy matters – JOB REF: 215304991
The Role
You will join a well-established Dispute Resolution team handling a varied caseload of insolvency and bankruptcy matters. The role will involve advising insolvency office holders, directors, creditors, and debtors, with exposure to both contentious and advisory work.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Acting on corporate and personal insolvency matters
- Antecedent transactions
- Director disqualification
- Administrations and pre-pack sales
- Winding-up and bankruptcy petitions
- Asset realisation
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You will also have the opportunity to attend hearings, mediations, conferences, and client meetings while developing your own client relationships and professional profile.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Solicitor looking to develop a specialist insolvency practice within a supportive and commercially focused team.
The Candidate
Applications are welcomed from qualified Solicitors with 1–5 years’ PQE and experience in insolvency litigation and Court procedures, particularly matters involving the Insolvency and Companies Court and County Courts. You will have experience handling insolvency and bankruptcy matters, alongside strong drafting, analytical and legal research skills.
Essential skills and attributes include:
- Excellent client care and communication skills
- Good organisational and matter management abilities
- A commercial, practical approach to problem-solving
- Ability to work confidently both independently and as part of a collaborative team
- Strong academics
- Genuine interest in developing a specialist insolvency practice
- Proactive approach to business development and building long-term client relationships
The Firm
This highly regarded firm is consistently recognised by Chambers and Legal 500 for its exceptional work with high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals. The firm offers a supportive and collaborative environment, with a wealth of expertise across its specialist practice areas. Lawyers are encouraged to develop their own profile, build lasting client relationships, and play an active role in the continued growth and success of the practice.


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The Package
- Market-leading salary
- Benefits package including 4x life assurance, permanent health insurance, private medical insurance, healthcare cash plan, health assessments, dental cover, employee assistance programme, pension scheme, discretionary bonus, introduction bonus scheme, season ticket loan, cycle to work scheme, holiday purchase scheme, wellbeing programme, gym membership and 25 days' annual leave.
How To Apply
Contact Gemma Jones at eNL on 020 7183 8586 or email gemma.jones@enllegal.co.uk with your CV or simply call for a confidential discussion.
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