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About The Role
A Property Litigation Solicitor is sought by a leading national firm for its Birmingham office, with a salary between £75,000 and £90,000 per annum. This full-time, hybrid role suits a solicitor with 1–4 years’ PQE who possesses a solid grounding in property disputes. The successful candidate will handle a broad spectrum of complex matters, collaborating closely with national Projects, Real Estate, Construction, and Litigation practices. Daily responsibilities involve managing contentious files, offering strategic advice to clients, and developing a portfolio within a supportive team. This position offers the chance to refine technical expertise and advance your career within an established, ambitious environment.
Real Estate Disputes Associate | Birmingham | 1–4 PQE | Excellent Career Opportunity
Are you a Property Litigation Solicitor looking to develop your career within a highly regarded national team?
A leading law firm is looking to recruit an Associate to join its Birmingham Real Estate Disputes team, offering the opportunity to work on a broad and interesting range of complex property disputes alongside an established national real estate practice. This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor with 1–4 years' PQE who already has a solid grounding in property disputes and is looking to develop their technical expertise and client portfolio within a supportive and ambitious team.
The Role
Working closely with the firm's national Projects, Real Estate, Construction and Litigation teams, you will advise a diverse client base including landowners, developers, and local authorities.
Your caseload will include a broad range of commercial property disputes, including:
- Commercial landlord and tenant disputes, including 1954 Act matters, break rights, alienation, and dilapidations
- Disputes relating to property contracts
- Property-related insolvency matters
- Rights of way, adverse possession, and restrictive covenants
- Development and portfolio-related disputes
- Strategic advice for landowners, developers, and local authorities
- Higher-value residential property disputes, including investment property matters
- Group actions involving block investors
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You will have the opportunity to handle matters through all levels of the Courts and Tribunals, as well as gaining experience in alternative dispute resolution, including formal mediations and without-prejudice negotiations.
The breadth of the firm's wider real estate practice means there is also significant scope to broaden your experience and become involved in a wide variety of issues relating to property disputes.
Alongside fee-earning work, you will play an active role in developing client relationships, contributing to business development initiatives, and supporting the development of more junior members of the team.
The Candidate
The successful candidate will be a Property Litigation Solicitor with between 1 and 4 years' PQE, ideally having trained and qualified within a reputable commercial law firm.
You Will Have
- Previous experience in property disputes/property litigation
- Strong technical ability and excellent attention to detail
- A genuine interest in developing your career within real estate disputes
- Excellent communication and client-care skills
- Strong commercial awareness
- The ability to manage your workload effectively and meet deadlines
- A proactive and enthusiastic approach
- The confidence to work on innovative and bespoke matters
- A collaborative approach and the ability to work effectively as part of a team
- A strong academic background


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The Opportunity
This is a great opportunity to join a well-established national real estate disputes practice where you will benefit from high-quality work, excellent client exposure, and the opportunity to develop your career within a broad and sophisticated property practice.
The team offers the chance to work on interesting and varied matters while collaborating with specialists across the firm's wider real estate, construction, projects, and litigation practices. If you're a Property Litigation Solicitor with 1–4 years' PQE looking for your next challenge in Birmingham, this is an opportunity worth exploring.
For further information and a confidential discussion, please contact Penny Trotman on 0121 454 1004 or email her at penny.trotman@enllegal.co.uk.
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