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A senior Property Litigation Solicitor with a minimum of ten years' post-qualification experience is sought by an established, award-winning firm in Oxford. This full-time role offers a market-rate salary, with hybrid working and clear progression available. The successful candidate will handle an independent caseload, advising varied clients on complex disputes. Matters encompass adverse possession, boundaries, rights of way, trespass, and title issues, alongside landlord and tenant work such as break clauses, dilapidations, forfeiture, repossession, lease renewals, terminations, and rent reviews. Strong technical knowledge, sound judgement, and refined client-care abilities are essential. This position suits a solicitor ready to assume genuine responsibility within a supportive legal team.
Senior Property Litigation Solicitor, 10+ Years’ PQE, Oxford, Salary DOE. An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Property Litigation Solicitor to join a well established and award-winning law firm with an outstanding regional reputation. Offering high quality work, hybrid working, a supportive environment and genuine career progression.
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Overview
The successful candidate will manage their own varied caseload, advising a diverse client base across a broad range of complex Property Litigation matters. Your work will include disputes relating to adverse possession, boundaries, rights of way, trespass and title, together with landlord and tenant matters including break clauses, dilapidations, forfeiture, repossession, lease renewals and terminations, rent reviews, service charge disputes, and tenant default.
Applications are welcomed from Solicitors with a minimum of 10 years' PQE and strong experience in Property Litigation. The successful candidate will possess excellent technical knowledge, be confident managing their own caseload, and demonstrate a pragmatic and commercially focused approach to client service. You will work alongside highly regarded Partners within an experienced and approachable team, gaining exposure to high quality work and an excellent client base. This is an award-winning firm with a strong reputation across the region, offering a competitive salary, attractive benefits package, hybrid working arrangements, and genuine opportunities for career development and progression.


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