General Litigation Solicitor (2 years PQE+)
Nottingham (Hybrid)
Salary DOE
A growing dispute resolution team is seeking a Solicitor to take on a broad and stimulating general litigation caseload. This position is suited to someone with at least two years of post-qualification experience who is confident managing files independently while working within a collaborative practice.
Scope of Work
The successful candidate will handle an extensive range of contentious matters, which may include:
Commercial and contractual disagreements
Property-related disputes, including landlord and tenant issues
Debt recovery actions and enforcement processes
Employment-related claims and professional liability matters
Boundary and neighbour-related conflicts
Contentious probate and wider civil litigation instructions
Key Duties
Running a personal caseload from initial instruction through to resolution
Providing clear, commercially focused advice to clients
Preparing statements of case, evidence, and all necessary written materials
Conducting negotiations and attending hearings as required
Supporting client relationship management and contributing to wider business development initiatives
Candidate Profile
Qualified solicitor with a minimum of 2 years' experience in general civil litigation
Strong grasp of the Civil Procedure Rules and related practice
Excellent drafting, communication, and client-handling capabilities
Demonstrated ability to prioritise and progress a diverse workload with minimal supervision
Motivated, commercially aware, and keen to contribute to team objectives
Offer
Competitive remuneration aligned with experience
21 days' annual leave plus bank holidays
An additional four-day closure over the Christmas period
Holiday purchase scheme and incremental leave awarded for long service
Pension scheme
Ongoing learning and development support
Genuine scope for career advancement
Hybrid working arrangements open for discussion
Supportive, energetic working environment
If this popsition sounds of interest to you please contact Steph at Simpson Judge