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Litigation Solicitor / PQE 1+ / Essex / Up to GBP 50,000 DOE
This is an exciting new role for a junior Litigation Solicitor to join an experienced and growing team dealing with a varied caseload of both commercial and civil litigation matters.
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Job Details
Job Title
Litigation Solicitor
PQE
1+ years experience
Location
Essex
Salary
Up to GBP 50,000 DOE
The Role
The successful Litigation Solicitor will assist the law firm's Head of Litigation in further developing the department and mixed caseload of litigation matters. This will involve a diverse mix of commercial litigation and civil litigation matters and genuine scope for career development. As your confidence and experience grow you will be able to conduct your own broad range of files including property litigation matters, landlord and tenant disputes, employment, contentious probate, and commercial disputes.
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The Candidate
- Possessing experience and enthusiasm for property litigation is essential for this role.
- A good understanding of general litigation.
- Strong technical skills as well as a keen eye for detail would also be beneficial.
- This firm has a reputation for delivering high-quality, client-focused advice, so you should be able to uphold this standard when working with your clients.
- A keen interest in developing your expertise into more complex litigation matters, allowing you to progress within the department.
The Firm
Representing and guiding both individuals and businesses, this firm provides their clients with a professional service, to ensure the best possible outcome in any legal case. Highly respected by their clients, this could be the perfect environment for you to see your career flourish.


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How to Apply
- or to register your interest Cassie on 454 or email with your CV.
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