Contentious Construction Associate
- LocationLondon, England, United Kingdom
- Work typeOn-site
- Experience2–4 PQE
- PracticeLitigation, Real Estate, International
A leading international law firm
Apply in confidence →Join a highly regarded construction, engineering and projects team in London, acting for a broad range of clients on complex, high-value construction matters. The role offers the chance to work across both contentious and non-contentious work streams, with a particular focus on the growing contentious side of the practice.
- Act for national and international clients on construction disputes, including UK adjudications, arbitrations and Technology and Construction Court (TCC) litigation.
- Advise on dispute avoidance and resolution, including mediation and other ADR methods.
- Handle a wide variety of matters: final account and delay claims, quality of build claims, construction insolvency, bond claims, cladding and fire safety issues, professional indemnity and other insurance-related claims.
- Assist with drafting, negotiating and advising on construction contracts, consultant appointments, collateral warranties, bonds and guarantees, letters of intent and reliance letters.
- Work closely with clients to build strong, trusted relationships and deliver timely, strategic advice.
- Collaborate with a collegiate team on large-scale, high-value matters, and contribute to knowledge and know-how initiatives.
Requirements
- England and Wales qualified solicitor (or equivalent) with 2–4 years' PQE.
- Solid experience in contentious construction work.
- Exposure to UK adjudication and/or TCC litigation is desirable, ideally including fire safety related disputes.
- Excellent communication skills, commercial awareness, and a proactive, collaborative approach.
Hybrid and flexible working options available. The firm is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to an inclusive recruitment process with reasonable adjustments available on request.
- England and Wales qualified solicitor (or equivalent) with 2–4 years' PQE.
- Solid experience in contentious construction work.
- Exposure to UK adjudication and/or TCC litigation is desirable, ideally including fire safety related disputes.
- Excellent communication skills, commercial awareness, and a proactive, collaborative approach.
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