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  • Statutory Agreement Manager  

    - Birmingham
    Description Recent work of the planning & environmental team The plann... Read More
    Description Recent work of the planning & environmental team The planning and environmental team undertakes a variety of both contentious and non-contentious matters. Some of the team's high profile and significant matters that have been watched closely by the sector include: Advising Clarion on the Merton Estates regeneration programme, including all planning and CPO strategic advice. Advising the London Borough of Enfield on the regeneration of Meridian Water; working with various professionals, including insurers, to develop the Council's strategy for land and groundwater remediation and negotiating the associated apportionment of environmental risk between the parties. Advising the Museum of London on the regeneration of Smithfields for the relocation of the Museum. Advising the London Borough of Tower Hamlets on strategic planning and CPO matters for the HAP estate regeneration. Advising Richmond Housing on strategic planning and CPO matters for the Ham Close regeneration in the London Borough of Richmond. Advising Leicestershire County Council on the CPO and SRO for the A511 Growth Corridor Scheme. Advising on the planning and compulsory purchase aspects of the Langarth Garden Village Urban extension in Truro, Cornwall. Acting for the Developers of the Broadwalk Shopping Centre Development in Bristol which will deliver 820 new homes. Acting for Vistry on the planning, highways and compulsory purchase aspects of their Drakelow Park development comprising 1,500 new homes. What you will be doing Our planning and environmental team works as a cohesive national team. Fee earners are exposed to work from across the country, regardless of which office you are affiliated with. By adopting this "one team" national approach, fee earners gain exposure to an exciting and varied range of work, and work with colleagues across all our offices.

    Our Statutory Agreement team plays a crucial quality control and specialist support role within the wider team, focusing specifically on reviewing, verifying, and ensuring the accuracy and compliance of complex legal documents such as Section 278 and S38 Highways Act agreements, S104 Water Industry Act agreement, Deeds of Easement, Substation Lease Agreements.

    Responsibilities Oversee and manage the Statutory Agreement team, providing support to the busy planning department including: Providing support and supervision to the wider team; Managing a large volume of highway and other infrastructure agreements. Checking the legal accuracy, coherence and compliance of the statutory agreements against current legislation, court practice, and internal policies. Keeping a schedule of statutory agreements and supervising junior team members dealing with statutory agreements. Overseeing accurate file management, ensuring risk is minimised Ensuring all documents are correctly processed and completed. Ensuring files are managed in compliance with Lexcel procedures Building and maintaining effective client relationships Such other tasks as may be required to support the rest of the planning department What you will need

    The firm has a Career Development Framework which sets out the competencies we expect of those at the Associate/Senior Associate/Manager role. In particular for this role we require: Proven experience in managing a team, supervising transactional casework, and supporting staff development. Experience in dealing with statutory agreements. Drive, enthusiasm and vision. Flexibility and can-do approach Excellent communication skills with a collaborative approach. Proven ability to take on responsibility and manage files, independently where appropriate. Strong client focus and a commitment to service delivery. Strong technical and organisational skills. Ability to work to deadlines; Team based approach. Commercial awareness. Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Associate - Corporate  

    - Manchester
    Description Who we are and where you'll work The corporate department... Read More
    Description Who we are and where you'll work The corporate department offers our clients access to a full range of corporate legal services, including private company mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, private equity, re-organisations, share buybacks, joint ventures and corporate governance. Working as part of a high-performing national and now growing regional team, the new recruit will be based in the Manchester team, advising clients, both regional and national, operating in a variety of sectors on a diverse range of corporate matters, but with a main focus on private company M&A. The corporate department is supported by specialists in our other departments, including banking, tax, commercial, data and privacy, employment and intellectual property. The Manchester team is growing and this is an exciting opportunity for an Associate to join in a supporting role to the Corporate partner working closely with the wider national corporate and commercial teams. What you will be doing Advising on private company acquisitions and disposals – including both share and business/asset deals; Advising on private company reorganisations, intra-group transfers and succession planning/exits; Setting up corporate structures, preparing shareholders agreements/investment agreements and advising on structuring and investment arrangements; Advising on joint ventures; Advising on general corporate matters including share buy-backs, distributions and corporate governance; Advising on ad hoc day-to-day corporate queries from our clients; Initiating, building and maintaining effective client relationships; Pro-active participation in department and firm-wide marketing initiatives. What you will need The firm has a Career Development Framework which sets out the competencies we expect of those at the Associate level grade. In particular for this role we require: Excellent technical skills and innovative approach to their application. Drive, enthusiasm and vision Proven ability to manage files Flexibility and can-do approach Excellent communication skills with a collaborative approach Demonstrable passion for business development Ability to manage files independently with appropriate supervision; Commercial awareness; Strong client focus; Directly relevant post-qualification experience gained at a recognised and busy corporate practice. Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Legal Technologist  

    - Birmingham
    Description Are you passionate about legal technology and innovation?... Read More
    Description Are you passionate about legal technology and innovation? We are seeking a Legal Technologist to join the team in either our Birmingham or Manchester office. If you are a forward-thinking individual with a passion for legal technology, this Legal Technologist role is the perfect opportunity to make a significant impact. Competitive salary Opportunity to work with cutting-edge legal GenAI tools Collaborative and inclusive work environment The Role The Legal Technologist will play a crucial role in the firm by driving the adoption of legal technology. Drive the usage and integration of AI tools and legal technology platforms into daily workflows and client solutions Support the delivery of innovation projects with measurable impact Collaborate with lawyers and stakeholders to enhance processes and champion new working methods Provide training, demos, and coaching on legal technology and AI-enabled tools Research and advise on emerging legal tech trends and opportunities Configure and optimise client portals and data visualisation tools Promote a culture of innovation and continuous improvement The Candidate The ideal candidate for the Legal Technologist position will possess the following: Self-motivated and organised, with the ability to manage multiple projects effectively Strong communication skills with experience in influencing stakeholders and driving change Familiarity with AI tools like Legora and Microsoft Copilot, and platforms such as HighQ, Avail, and DocuSign Proficiency in Microsoft Office and data visualisation tools like Excel and Power BI Degree-level education or equivalent experience Our benefits include, an annual bonus scheme, GPP Pension Scheme with Aviva. We also offer Private Medical Insurance, (currently with Vitality Health) upon joining the firm, which include discounted gym memberships, free cinema tickets, health assessments and much more.  Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Knowledge Lawyer - Construction Disputes  

    - London
    Description We are looking for an experienced Knowledge Lawyer to assi... Read More
    Description We are looking for an experienced Knowledge Lawyer to assist the Construction Disputes team in the areas of information management, research, training & development, and business development. The successful candidate will ensure that the Construction Disputes team are properly equipped with information and knowledge to allow them to provide a quality service to clients. You will play an important role in maintaining and developing existing precedents, together with creating new ones. What you'll be doing Know-how •Assisting generally in the organisation and maintenance of electronic know-how on relevant subjects and in the expansion and development of information banks for the team •Reviewing the suitability for know-how of materials submitted by lawyers •Creating new categories and sub-categories of know-how, as required •Helping to profile relevant information (by attributing key words, inserting editorial comments, hyperlinks, and abstracts etc) on the Document Management System and intranet (as appropriate) and ensuring that it is easily searchable by lawyers •Being proactive in monitoring (and, if necessary, editing) know-how from time to time to ensure that its quality and relevance is maintained •Sourcing new legislation, case reports and other developments and circulating copies to the firm and/or team, where required •Acting as a sounding board for fee-earners looking for ideas about how to solve legal problems •Assisting in the preparation of various information bundles for lawyers •Keeping up to date with legal developments generally and helping others to do the same •Drafting technical legal updates •Generally assisting in the Know-how team’s efforts to expand the contribution to and use of know-how within the firm General drafting •Reviewing existing precedents and crib sheets regularly and generally keeping the precedent system up to date  •Preparing new precedents and crib sheets and, where appropriate, enlisting others’ help to review •Helping to draft such other know-how materials as may be required e.g., flow-charts, house views, standard client board papers and client specific advice papers Training and development •Assisting in the preparation of training courses (both internal and external) and, when required, delivering relevant training courses (for example, on technical legal issues or accessing know-how generally) •Attending and participating in internal training sessions (such as weekly lunches and junior training) •Providing support in relation to tenders •Delivering external talks / filming topical videos / recording webinars (when required). Business development •Assisting in the preparation of client updates, client alerts, briefings etc. •Helping to collate and prepare timely responses to public consultations •Writing summaries of legal developments / issues for the firm’s website and editing submissions from others •Providing support and assistance in respect of know-how for clients and in maintaining the firm’s website •Assisting lawyers in writing articles / preparing seminars, including carrying out research and, if required, helping to prepare content of slides / handouts •Speaking to and drafting articles for the press •Attending client events, as required. Other general responsibilities •As required, providing Know-how support, including collating information from other jurisdictions, writing articles and general content for the website, and approving relevant articles adapted for publication •Providing client chargeable support to fee earners (when required) •Carrying out research for fee earners •Giving support to the various teams within the firm and to ad hoc groups which arise from time to time to review developments in the law. What you'll need The firm has a Career Development Framework which sets out the competencies we expect of those at this grade. In particular for this role we require: •The ideal candidate will be either a qualified solicitor with a minimum of 5 years PQE across a whole range of contentious construction or have gained previous experience as a Professional Support Lawyer within construction disputes from a reputable firm •Solid drafting skills •Commercial and market awareness; •Ability to effectively communicate and provide support to all levels of departmental fee earners; •Computer proficiency including a working knowledge of Microsoft applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and other web-based search engines such as Lawtel, PLC etc •Excellent organisational skills & ability to use own initiative •Effective verbal and written communication. •Enthusiastic and willing to adapt to a varied role Approachable, friendly and conscientious Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Associate - Real Estate, Investment & Development  

    - Exeter
    Description The Office Our expertise takes in both public and private... Read More
    Description The Office Our expertise takes in both public and private sectors, with a particular focus on Real Estate. We have teams who advise on construction, employment, litigation and dispute resolution, property finance, and corporate matters. We are also well known for our work in wealth management, residential property conveyancing, and agriculture. We are an acknowledged expert in specialist travel insurance law. Our Exeter office is home to a team of 150 staff, led by 21 partners. Our locally based lawyers have a deep understanding of what matters to clients in the South West. In turn, our clients choose us for our high levels of service and expertise, and also for the value for money we can offer by utilising our regional teams. We have an enviable reputation for bringing public and private and charity sectors together in innovative joint ventures. Our in-depth understanding of the public sector and the rules and regulations it operates within, as well as the commercial drivers for our private sector clients, means we can find practical and workable solutions, and do so efficiently and economically. The Real Estate team Real Estate is a key focus of our business. About 60% of our lawyers practice full-time in the sector across a wide range of disciplines including investment, development, construction, planning, environmental and dispute resolution. We are ranked by The Lawyer as having one of the UK's Top 15 Real Estate practices overall. Our multidisciplinary real estate team advises on investment and development across the whole spectrum of assets in both the commercial and residential sectors, with a strong inward investment practice. The Exeter Real Estate Team currently includes 39 fee earners advising on everything from large mixed use development schemes and regeneration projects to multi-million pound commercial investments on behalf of institutional investors. What you will be doing As an Associate you will work in the Investment and Development Practice within our Real Estate group, working on deals involving commercial land, including retail, industrial, telecoms and offices. You will have the opportunity to work on acquisitions and disposals, development, regeneration and joint venture projects. The role will also provide the opportunity of advising a varied set of clients across the private and public sector, and supporting large scale multidisciplinary projects requiring close collaboration with our Corporate, Banking & Finance, Litigation, Projects & Construction and Energy & Sustainability teams. Your work will include: Involvement in all types of property transactions for a mix of developers, investors, and public and private sector bodies; Sales and acquisitions; Due diligence and title assembly on regeneration projects; Acquisitions and disposals for public sector and registered provider clients in the affordable housing sector; Project management and working with other specialist teams on more complex matters; Complying with core competencies as appropriate to the fee earner level of qualification; Building and maintaining and where possible initiating effective client relationships; Active participation in both marketing initiatives and firm-wide and departmental training sessions; Running own files and ensuring they are managed in compliance with Lexcel procedures. What you will need Qualified solicitor with at least 3 PQE in Real Estate; Excellent technical skills and a proven ability to take responsibility, manage and progress matters independently where appropriate; Strong client focus and a commitment to service delivery; Drive, enthusiasm and a can do attitude; Commercial awareness and credibility; Solid academic record. Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Paralegal - Sales & Home Ownership  

    - Exeter
    Description The role The Sales and Home Ownership team provide a range... Read More
    Description The role The Sales and Home Ownership team provide a range of services to Registered Providers and Private Developers including shared ownership and open market sales, interim and final staircasing, licence to assign applications, mortgagee in possession sales, among others. The team covers a wide range of additional conveyancing matters from acquisition to sales, to meet all client requirements. What you will be doing Principal responsibilities: Assisting on residential conveyancing matters Assisting members of the team on a wide range of property matters Advising private developers and registered providers on the sale of new build properties Advising registered providers on shared ownership schemes including staircasing transactions and Deeds of Variations Advising registered providers on right to buy and right to acquire sales; Conduct of files; Advising on the purchase of individual residential properties on behalf of a registered provider and simultaneously granting shared ownership leases; Advising on leasehold management matters; Building and maintaining effective client relationships; Ensuring files are managed in compliance with the firm's Lexcel procedures. What you will need Person specification: Ability to prioritise work effectively and meet deadlines; Good communication skills both oral and written; A strong team player; Extensive IT abilities; A positive and proactive attitude; Flexibility and commitment; An ability to operate with minimum supervision; Drive and enthusiasm; A willingness to learn; Flexible and willing to go the extra mile; Strong attention to detail with a methodical and logical approach; Common sense. Experience and qualifications: Good academic record; A willingness to develop conveyancing knowledge; A willingness to develop general property law knowledge; Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Paralegal - Sales & Home Ownership  

    - Manchester
    Description The role The Sales and Home Ownership team provide a range... Read More
    Description The role The Sales and Home Ownership team provide a range of services to Registered Providers and Private Developers including shared ownership and open market sales, interim and final staircasing, licence to assign applications, mortgagee in possession sales, among others. The team covers a wide range of additional conveyancing matters from acquisition to sales, to meet all client requirements. What you will be doing Principal responsibilities: Assisting on residential conveyancing matters Assisting members of the team on a wide range of property matters Advising private developers and registered providers on the sale of new build properties Advising registered providers on shared ownership schemes including staircasing transactions and Deeds of Variations Advising registered providers on right to buy and right to acquire sales; Conduct of files; Advising on the purchase of individual residential properties on behalf of a registered provider and simultaneously granting shared ownership leases; Advising on leasehold management matters; Building and maintaining effective client relationships; Ensuring files are managed in compliance with the firm's Lexcel procedures. What you will need Person specification: Ability to prioritise work effectively and meet deadlines; Good communication skills both oral and written; A strong team player; Extensive IT abilities; A positive and proactive attitude; Flexibility and commitment; An ability to operate with minimum supervision; Drive and enthusiasm; A willingness to learn; Flexible and willing to go the extra mile; Strong attention to detail with a methodical and logical approach; Common sense. Experience and qualifications: Good academic record; A willingness to develop conveyancing knowledge; A willingness to develop general property law knowledge; Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Senior Associate - Construction Disputes  

    - London
    Description The opportunity Construction is core to what we do, and ou... Read More
    Description The opportunity Construction is core to what we do, and our team enjoys a formidable reputation across the industry. Our work focuses on a broad scope of UK contentious construction matters which sees us acting for both private and public sector developers. Our experience extends across all the major contract forms (JCT, NEC, ICE, FIDIC, PPC and GC Works) as well as PFI and bespoke contracts. As part of a dedicated 27 strong national contentious construction team you can also expect to work alongside colleagues on work which is being led out of our other UK offices as well as, working closely with our London real estate practice in advising developers, major international and domestic contractors, consultants and public sector bodies such as central and local government, and social housing providers. We are now seeking a Senior Associate to join the team. What you will be doing Alternative dispute resolution, including adjudication, mediation, the resolution of claims under the pre-action protocol for construction and engineering disputes and litigation Dispute avoidance and risk management Contractual interpretation Professional negligence Domestic projects in the main but with the opportunity to become involved in international matters Play an active role in business development and work to raise the firm's profile and help win new business Collaborate closely with colleagues in other offices and other practice areas, and travel as required Participate in firm-wide and departmental training sessions  Initiate, build and maintain effective client relationships Ensure files are managed in compliance with Lexcel procedures What you will need The firm has a Career Development Framework which sets out the competencies we expect of those at the Senior Associate grade. In particular for this role we require: Qualified solicitor with 5+ years' experience in contentious construction Experience of all forms of dispute resolution including litigation, arbitration (domestic or international) and adjudication Experience of complex, high value, defect disputes is desirable An understanding of the Building Safety Act and the implications for the construction sector Experience of working for large, high profile developers, whether private or social Knowledge and experience of working with the most prominent forms of standard form construction contracts in the UK being the JCT, FIDIC and NEC Demonstrable passion for business development Drive, enthusiasm and vision Proven ability to manage files and excellent time management Flexibility and can-do approach Excellent communication skills with a collaborative approach Experience of managing and supervising junior associates Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Associate - Planning  

    - Manchester
    Description Who we are Our Planning Team acts for a full range of clie... Read More
    Description Who we are Our Planning Team acts for a full range of clients in both the private and public sectors. We work closely with colleagues in our leading Public Sector, Real Estate, Construction and Corporate teams providing our clients with the best and most commercial advice, irrespective of market sector. We advise on all contentious and non-contentious aspects of the planning and environmental regimes. Our team has grown significantly over the last six years. We are based in London, Exeter and Manchester. Not resting on our laurels, our business plan foresees continued growth over the next five years. We have plans to strengthen our practice in London and the regions and an exciting opportunity has now arisen for an Associate to join our national practice. Working seamlessly with colleagues and clients across the country, you will support the London partner Jacqueline Backhaus and the regional partners, Rory Stracey and Amanda Stubbs. Most importantly, however, the opportunity is for you to assist in the future development of the firm's planning offering both inside and outside of London. You will have significant opportunity to develop a strong practice.  Some of the team's high profile and significant matters that have been watched closely by the sector include: Regeneration of Meridian Water – 10,000 homes acting for the London Borough of Enfield; Regeneration of land in Cheltenham creating a new mixed-use development linked to GCHQ – Golden Valley. Regeneration of Land West of Ifield for 10,000 new homes acting for Homes England. Relocation of the Museum of London into Smithfield.  Estates regeneration in Merton – Leading on planning, environmental and CPO for 4500 new homes. Regeneration of Ham Close in Richmond acting for Richmond Housing Partnership. Leading planning appeal in Chelsea for Estate regeneration project for 400 new homes. Leading planning and environmental matters for an innovative self-build scheme in Cherwell for 1900 homes. Advising on planning and environmental aspects of Energy to Waste plants in Cambridge and North Yorkshire. Acting for many Registered Providers Acting for Historic England What you will be doing Complex planning applications – legal reviews and strategic advice Section106 agreements Section 278 agreements General planning advice in respect of major development schemes in the waste sector, the affordable housing sector, as well as the private developer sector Acting for planning authorities and registered providers in relation to CPO work Enforcement issues and public inquiry work Planning due diligence on commercial and corporate transactions Building and maintaining effective client relationships Active participation in marketing initiatives Ensuring files are managed in compliance with Lexcel procedures Participating in firm-wide and departmental training sessions Training and development of junior legal staff and secretary (where appropriate) What you will need The firm has a Career Development Framework which sets out the competencies we expect of those at the Associate grade. In particular for this role we require: Proven ability to take on responsibility and manage files, independently where appropriate; Qualified solicitor with up to 5 years' experience in planning work. Strong academic record Exceptional technical legal skills with meticulous attention to detail Unwavering client focus with a track record of superior service delivery Sharp commercial awareness and strategic thinking capabilities Natural credibility and gravitas in client-facing situations Methodical, disciplined and highly organised approach to complex matters Outstanding communication skills across all mediums and audiences Join a team where your expertise shapes the future of planning law. At Trowers & Hamlins, you'll benefit from structured career development, mentorship from industry leaders, and the opportunity to work on market-defining projects whilst building your reputation as a planning law expert in a supportive, ambitious environment. Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less
  • Associate - Commercial Disputes  

    - Manchester
    Description Who we are We are looking to recruit an Associate with con... Read More
    Description Who we are We are looking to recruit an Associate with contentious experience who would work with the cross-office Commercial Disputes team, supporting our clients with both cross-border and national disputes. We encourage our lawyers to think beyond the law and into the commercial by acquiring excellent technical expertise, client management and profile-raising skills. We empower our Associates to take ownership over their marketing efforts. If you can bring your ideas, experiences and expertise, we can give you an opportunity to succeed. We know that the best solutions are found when you're collaborating, which is why you will be well supported at partner level and by other fee-earners, not just in your immediate team but throughout the whole department. What you will be doing Advising in relation to and representing clients in commercial litigation matters, whether through litigation, arbitration or alternative dispute resolution. The work types shall include, but not be limited to, contractual and commercial disputes, public law disputes (judicial review and procurement litigation) professional negligence, injunctions, reputation management work and contentious insolvency matters. Our work often has an international focus. Expanding our provision of commercial litigation services. Building and maintaining effective relationships with clients and market intermediaries. Handling own caseload (subject to supervision). Assisting partners and senior lawyers with more substantial matters. Participating in marketing initiatives, including client training days / seminars. Ensuring files are managed in compliance with Lexcel procedures. Participating in firm-wide and departmental training sessions. Meeting targets as agreed. Managing files, time and billing efficiently and in a cost-effective manner. What you will need The firm has a Career Development Framework which sets out the competencies we expect of those at the Associate grade. In particular, for this role we require: Qualified solicitor with 2 to 4 years' post qualification experience. Contentious experience in a broad range of matters. The ability to take on responsibility and manage files, independently where appropriate. Strong client focus and a commitment to service delivery. Drive and enthusiasm. Flexibility and a can-do attitude. Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation. As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate. Read Less

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