Oculus Legal Group
Real Estate Disputes Solicitor

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Real Estate Disputes Solicitor (2–6 PQE)
Birmingham | Hybrid Working
Salary: £63,000–£78,000 + Bonus & Excellent Benefits
I am currently working with an international law firm that is looking to appoint a Real Estate Disputes Solicitor (2–6 PQE) to join its highly regarded Birmingham team.
This is an excellent opportunity to work closely with leading Senior Associates and Partners on a broad range of high-quality real estate disputes across the Midlands and wider UK, acting for large national businesses, developers, investors, and public sector clients.
The role will involve advising on a variety of matters, including:
- Commercial portfolio and development-related disputes
- Strategic advice for landowners, developers, and local authorities
- Commercial landlord and tenant matters, including 1954 Act matters, alienation, break rights, and dilapidations
- Property contract disputes
- Property-related insolvency matters, including real property and landlord and tenant issues
- Real property disputes, including rights of way, adverse possession, and restrictive covenants
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This is a fantastic opportunity for a Real Estate Disputes Solicitor looking to work on complex, high-value matters within a collaborative team, with exposure to leading clients and excellent career development opportunities.
Benefits include:
- Attractive bonus scheme
- Pension scheme with 5% employer contribution
- Private Medical Insurance
- Enhanced family-friendly benefits, including Adoption, Maternity, Co-Parent, and Shared Parental Leave
- Flexible and hybrid working where the role allows
- Employee Assistance Programme and access to trained Mental Health First Aiders
- Employee-funded Dental Insurance and Health Cash Plan
- 25 days’ holiday per year with the opportunity to buy or sell up to 5 additional days
- Income Protection and Life Assurance cover
- Generous staff referral scheme
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Give as you earn charitable contribution scheme
- Mortgage services with Charles Cameron and Associates
- Will writing service


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Oculus Legal Group
Email: emarshall@oculuslegalgroup.com
Mobile: 07458 143497
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