Job Description
Commercial Litigation Solicitor, 1-4 Years PQE – Leicester – Legal 500 rated practice seeks an experienced Commercial Litigation Solicitor to join their highly rated team.
JOB TITLE: Commercial Litigation Solicitor
PQE: 1-4 years
LOCATION: Leicester
SALARY: £DOE
THE ROLE:
An opportunity has arisen for a well-rounded Commercial Litigation Solicitor to join a leading team and handle a varied caseload of commercial litigation matters. You will be acting on behalf of a range of clients and be advising on all types of matters associated with commercial litigation including breach of contract claims, professional negligence, injunctions and shareholder disputes. Joining a tier 1 team, you will be driven and ambitious and be looking for a role where you can see your career flourish.
THE CANDIDATE:
Applications are welcomed from Solicitors or Legal Executives who have at least 12 months experience in dealing with commercial litigation related matters. You will have gained relevant experience within a firm recognised for their commercial litigation offerings.
THE FIRM:
This leading regional practice with an exceptional reputation across the East of England are looking to recruit an experienced Commercial Litigation Solicitor with expertise in all aspects of general commercial litigation to come in and build a successful career within commercial litigation.
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