Overview
Job title: Property Litigation Associate/Senior Associate
Location: Reading
Salary: £60-75k – depending on experience
PQE Level: 2+
Contract Type: Permanent
Working Hours: Full-time
My client is offering an ideal opportunity to join one of the finest property teams in the UK. With their property litigation department acting on matters nationwide, the firm boasts one the largest and most successful teams in this sector who act for high profile and household-name clients. The department is seeking an individual experienced in commercial landlord and tenant matters alongside other residential property disputes.
As a valued member of the team, you will be responsible for:
- Advise on a variety of matters including service charge clauses, s20 and s27A proceedings, matters relating to breaking covenants in long residential leases, forfeiture, leasehold enfranchisement, lease extension’s and more.
- Working on tribunal proceedings and handling projects from start to finish.
- Working independently where applicable and collaborating with senior team members on complex disputes.
- Engaging in client development and networking events.
This position presents a chance to work at the forefront of property disputes work, providing real career development and the support to take your skills even further. The work is engaging and varied, and you will work and learn with some of the most knowledgeable solicitors in this sector.
For more information on this role or other opportunities within Berkshire or the Southeast in general please do get in touch with Will Webster at Chadwick Nott:
Tel: 0117 945 1634
Mob: 0773 370 0509
Email: willwebster@chadwicknott.co.uk
*Where a level of experience is indicated, this is a guideline only and represents the amount of time we would usually expect a candidate to accumulate the requisite level of experience. This does not preclude applications from candidates with more or less experience.
Job Tenure: Permanent and Full-Time
Salary: £60000 – £75000 per annum
Location: Reading, Berkshire
