LC Legal
Senior Associate - Residential Property Litigation

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Recognised for its commercial approach and technical excellence, the firm is known for handling complex and high-value property disputes while maintaining a collaborative and client-focused culture. Alongside its impressive market presence, the firm places significant emphasis on employee development, wellbeing, and creating an inclusive environment where individuals can thrive.
About the Role
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Associate to join the firm's Residential Property Litigation team. Based in Manchester, the successful candidate will work on a varied caseload of contentious residential property matters, advising clients on complex disputes and providing strategic, commercially focused solutions.
Responsibilities
- Manage a broad range of residential property litigation matters, including landlord and tenant disputes, possession claims, leasehold disputes, service charge challenges, boundary disputes, rights of way issues, and property ownership disputes.
- Advise landlords, developers, housing associations, managing agents, and private clients on contentious residential property matters.
- Handle cases through all stages of the litigation process, including pre-action strategy, negotiation, mediation, and court proceedings.
- Draft and review legal documentation, pleadings, witness statements, settlement agreements, and correspondence.
- Provide pragmatic and commercially focused advice on litigation risk, dispute resolution strategies, and potential outcomes.
- Build and maintain strong client relationships, delivering an exceptional standard of client service.
- Supervise, mentor, and support junior members of the team, contributing to their professional development.
- Play an active role in business development initiatives, networking activities, and the continued growth of the Residential Property Litigation practice.
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Qualifications
- Qualified Solicitor in England & Wales with significant experience in residential property litigation.
- Strong technical expertise across a broad range of contentious residential property matters.
- Experience managing complex and high-value disputes with minimal supervision.
- Excellent drafting, negotiation, and advocacy skills.
- Commercially aware with the ability to deliver practical and strategic advice.
- Strong client relationship management skills and a proactive approach to business development.
- Previous experience supervising or mentoring junior lawyers would be advantageous.
- Ability to work collaboratively within a high-performing and supportive team environment.


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