Commercial Litigation Solicitor
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Commercial Litigation Solicitor | Leading Regional Firm | Legal 500-recognised department | Ipswich, Suffolk
The Firm
This esteemed regional firm leverages its rich heritage to establish itself as a prominent figure in the East Anglian legal landscape.
Their infrastructure and an impressive roster of prominent lawyers enable them to provide comprehensive commercial and private client services to large corporations, innovative startups, public bodies, business owners and HNW individuals.
That said, they continue to emphasise domestic sector-focused work and have long-standing client relationships that have continued through the decades.
While being a robust corporate entity, their partner accessibility and vibrant social activities foster a strong camaraderie among their legal professionals. Renowned for their creativity, entrepreneurship, and forward-thinking approach, they are the preferred choice for many in the region.
The Role
The firm are seeking to hire an experienced Commercial Litigation Solicitor to be based in their Ipswich office in Suffolk .
The role will see you working on an existing high-quality caseload, including but not limited to contract disputes, professional negligence claims, debt recovery, Director and Shareholder actions, company disputes, Insolvency and cross-border litigation.
This role has excellent prospects for progression, including an unparalleled mentoring program, a clear and structured route to Senior positions, and Partnership for those who want it.
Requirements:
1. You will be a Commercial Litigation Solicitor with 3+ years PQE
2. You should be an ambitious and dynamic individual who wants to be at the forefront of an exciting, award-winning department
3. You should have good technical knowledge and experience across all aspects of commercial litigation
Remuneration:
4. Salary is above market-rate and negotiable depending on experience
5. Enhanced annual leave and pension schemes
6. Private healthcare
7. Life assurance
8. Flexible/hybrid working arrangements