Surjj Legal
Litigation Solicitor

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Company Description
Surjj Legal, founded in 2009, provides personable and competitively priced legal advice to commercial clients. The firm advises across a wide range of business issues, including supply arrangements, legal structures, e-commerce, and brand and name protection. Its services also cover idea development, disputes, competition, data use, employment matters, and intellectual property protection. Surjj Legal is known for clear, concise solutions tailored to the needs of commercial organizations, offering practical support for clients seeking reliable, business-focused legal guidance.
Role
As a Litigation Solicitor, you will take responsibility for managing and progressing a varied caseload while working collaboratively with colleagues across the firm.
Your key responsibilities will include:
- Managing and progressing your own litigation caseload from instruction through to resolution.
- Analysing matters and providing clear, practical, and commercially focused advice to clients.
- Working across a variety of disputes, including debt recovery, contract, commercial, insolvency, landlord and tenant, and employment matters.
- Managing deadlines effectively and ensuring matters progress efficiently and in accordance with procedural requirements.
- Maintaining clear and professional communication with clients, colleagues, and other parties throughout each matter.
- Working independently while having the confidence to seek guidance and collaborate with colleagues where appropriate.
- Ensuring all work is completed to a high professional standard and in accordance with regulatory and professional obligations.
- Contributing to the continued growth and development of the litigation practice and the wider firm.
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About You
We are looking for a solicitor who combines strong technical ability with excellent organisation, communication, and commercial awareness.
You will:
- Be a qualified Solicitor with a minimum of two years’ PQE, ideally with experience in civil and/or commercial litigation.
- Have strong written and verbal communication skills, with the confidence to communicate effectively with clients, colleagues, and other professionals.
- Have experience managing your own caseload and competing priorities.
- Understand the importance of deadlines and be able to prioritise your workload effectively to ensure they are met calmly and efficiently.
- Have a positive, can-do attitude and the tenacity to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients.
- Be comfortable analysing complex matters and identifying the key legal and commercial issues.
- Be confident working independently while recognising when collaboration or additional guidance would benefit a matter.
- Be comfortable working in a hybrid environment, spending time in the office while also working effectively from home when appropriate.
- Understand that everyone contributes to the success of the firm and be motivated to work towards business, financial, team, and personal objectives.


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