About this role
Litigation Solicitor / Legal Executive – NQ–3 PQE Broadstairs – Ramsgate | Circa £45,000+ DOE | Hybrid Working
Looking for a varied litigation role with a well-established firm that offers genuine career development?
An established and growing law firm is seeking a Litigation Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive to join its experienced team. This opportunity offers a varied caseload, ongoing training and a supportive working environment.
Salary & Benefits Circa £45,000+ DOEHybrid working – 2 days from home after probation25 days' holiday + bank holidaysBirthday offPrivate healthcare after probation, with the option to add family membersDiscretionary bonus and pension schemeOngoing training and development The Role You'll manage a varied litigation caseload from instruction through to resolution, including: Property and landlord & tenant disputesProbate and will disputesEmployment, contract and boundary disputesGeneral commercial litigationCourt proceedings, pleadings and witness statementsClient relationships and complex, high-value disputes Full training on internal systems and processes is provided. About You Qualified Solicitor or Chartered Legal ExecutiveNQ to around 3 years' PQEPrevious litigation experienceIdeally, experience in property or landlord & tenant disputesStrong communication, client care and attention to detailProactive, commercially aware and confident working in a busy team The Firm An established and growing legal practice with around 150 employees across multiple offices, offering experienced colleagues, a supportive culture and long-term development opportunities.
Interested? If you're looking to develop your litigation career with a firm that invests in its people, we'd love to hear from you.
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