Sellick Partnership
NQ Commercial Litigation Solicitor

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A Legal 500, national law firm is looking to appoint a NQ - 3 year PQE Commercial Litigation Solicitor to join its established and experienced team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially minded solicitor to join a well-regarded Litigation team and work on a broad range of complex and high-quality commercial disputes, with the opportunity to manage your own caseload, develop client relationships and work alongside experienced Partners and case handlers.
The role will involve:
- Assisting Partners and other case handlers with a varied caseload of commercial disputes.
- Drafting legal documents and undertaking legal research and investigations.
- Attending conferences, court hearings and client meetings.
- Communicating with clients, counsel and other parties.
- Managing your own caseload with appropriate Partner/Legal Director supervision.
- Working on complex, high-profile and sensitive litigation matters.
- Contributing to business development and profile-raising initiatives.
- Building and maintaining strong client relationships.
- Working closely with colleagues across the wider team and relevant sectors.
- Meeting agreed financial, quality, deadline and KPI requirements.
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They're ideally looking for a qualified Litigation Solicitor with NQ-3 years' PQE or equivalent, with previous litigation experience and strong technical ability.
You'll need to be commercially minded, client-focused and able to manage your workload effectively, with strong legal, analytical and communication skills. The ability to work both independently and as part of a team is also important.
This is a great opportunity for someone looking to join an established and highly regarded Litigation team, with exposure to varied and challenging commercial disputes, quality client work and strong scope for long-term career development.


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