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AJ Chambers ®

Property Litigation Solicitor

Essex
£50k – £75k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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AJ Chambers is working with a regional, top 200 law firm in Chelmsford that is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Property Litigation Solicitor to join their well-established law firm. The ideal candidate will have a passion for property litigation and a desire to work in a fast-paced and challenging environment.

Responsibilities:

  • Handling a caseload of property litigation matters, including landlord and tenant disputes, breach of lease claims, rent arrears, and service charge disputes
  • Providing legal advice and guidance to clients, including drafting legal documents and court applications
  • Conducting negotiations and settlement discussions with opposing parties
  • Representing clients in court proceedings, including attending hearings, trials, and mediations
  • Maintaining accurate and up-to-date case management systems and billing records
  • Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients and developing new business opportunities

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  • A competitive salary
  • 29 days annual leave (plus bank holidays)
  • Bonus scheme
  • Private medical cover
  • Hybrid working

Please apply or get in contact with Andrew Fragnito-Day at AJ Chambers.

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Skills

Property Litigation
Landlord and Tenant Disputes
Breach of Lease Claims
Rent Arrears
Service Charge Disputes
Legal Drafting
Court Applications
Negotiation
Settlement Discussions
Court Representation
Case Management
Business Development

Location

Essex, England, United Kingdom

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