Eclectic Recruitment Ltd
Restructuring & Insolvency Partner

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Restructuring & Insolvency Partner
London | Full-time, Hybrid | DOE
A well-established London law firm is looking to appoint a Restructuring & Insolvency Partner to join its Dispute Resolution team.
This is a Partner-level opportunity for an England & Wales qualified solicitor with a strong client following and a proven track record across contentious and non-contentious restructuring and insolvency work. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to further develop their practice while contributing to the growth of the wider team.
The Role
- Advise clients on complex restructuring and insolvency matters, including administrations, receiverships, and company voluntary arrangements.
- Lead negotiations and draft key restructuring and insolvency documentation.
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with clients, insolvency practitioners, companies, and directors.
- Help grow the practice through business development, client referrals, and identifying opportunities across the wider firm.
- Lead, supervise, and develop junior lawyers and contribute to the continued growth of the team.
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The Ideal Candidate
- England & Wales qualified solicitor at Partner level with strong Restructuring & Insolvency experience.
- A portable client following and proven track record in business development and client retention.
- Strong technical, drafting, and commercial skills across contentious and non-contentious matters.
- Previous experience leading and developing teams, with strong coaching and mentoring skills.
- Commercially minded, self-sufficient, and confident managing client relationships and developing new business.


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The role offers a competitive salary based on experience, alongside private medical insurance, life assurance, bonus, and wellbeing support. Hybrid working is offered, with three days per week in the London office.
If you are a Restructuring & Insolvency Partner with a portable following and are interested in joining a growing Dispute Resolution practice, I would be keen to speak with you. Please apply via the advert or contact Dan at Eclectic Recruitment for more information.
We endeavour to reply to every candidate, every time, but if you haven't heard back within 10 days, please understand that you have unfortunately been unsuccessful for this position, or the position has been filled. Please call the office or send an email to discuss other potential opportunities.
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