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Interim Commercial Litigation Lawyer

London
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Our client, a specialist disputes firm advising corporates and High Net Worth clients, is seeking an experienced Interim Litigation Lawyer to join its team on an initial 2–3 month basis, with potential for a permanent position.

This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially minded litigator to join a specialist disputes practice and take ownership of a broad range of complex civil and commercial litigation matters.

You will work closely with the firm's lawyers, clients, and external advisers, supporting high-value and often multi-jurisdictional disputes, including High Court proceedings. The role will have a strong focus on progressing matters with a high degree of autonomy, from day one.

Key Details

  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Duration: Initial 2–3 month contract, with potential to go permanent
  • Working Pattern: Full-time
  • Location: London/Hybrid
  • Rate: £Daily Rate DOE

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Key Responsibilities

  • Managing and progressing complex civil and commercial litigation matters.
  • Taking ownership of litigation workstreams and driving matters forward with limited supervision.
  • Assisting with High Court proceedings and other complex disputes.
  • Conducting legal research, developing case strategies, and providing commercially focused advice.
  • Drafting pleadings, correspondence, witness statements, and other litigation documentation.
  • Managing disclosure, evidence, and other procedural aspects of disputes.
  • Liaising with clients, counsel, experts, and external advisers.
  • Supporting multi-jurisdictional matters and advising corporate and High Net Worth clients.
  • Supporting civil fraud and white-collar crime matters where relevant.
  • Working closely with the wider disputes team to progress matters efficiently.

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Candidate Requirements

  • Qualified solicitor with 5+ years' PQE and strong commercial litigation or civil disputes experience.
  • Commercial disputes experience essential.
  • Civil fraud and/or white-collar crime experience would be highly advantageous.
  • Proven experience running litigation matters, taking ownership of cases, and working autonomously, ideally with High Court experience.
  • Excellent drafting, analytical, advocacy, and client management skills.
  • More senior candidates are also welcomed, provided they are keen to remain hands-on and closely involved in the firm's litigation work.

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Skills

Commercial Litigation
Civil Disputes
High Court Proceedings
Legal Research
Case Strategy
Drafting Pleadings
Disclosure Management
Client Management
Civil Fraud
White-Collar Crime
Multi-jurisdictional Disputes
Advocacy

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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