Solicitor - Property Litigation

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Lexcel accredited practice in Hertfordshire seeks an energetic Property Litigation Solicitor with up to 5 years’ PQE on a full-time, permanent basis.

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for Property Litigation Solicitor to progress their career and gain plenty of hands on experience in our client’s excellent office in St. Albans. The successful candidate will enjoy working in a friendly team environment, whilst managing a complex caseload of property litigation matters.

To put you forward for this position, we require your ideal salary and location and notice period.

Responsibilities

• Complex property disputes
• Lease extensions
• Lease renewals
• Possession proceedings
• Recovery of rent arrears
• Landlord and tenant matters
• Easements
• Title disputes

The Candidate

• Qualified solicitors with up to 5 years’ PQE
• Solid experience in property litigation matters
• Excellent communication and organisation skills
• IT proficient
• Has great attention to details

The Firm

Lexcel accredited, ranked in the Legal 500 and possessing expertise across a range of legal disciplines, this medium-sized firm is recognised for its high standard of client care and practice management. The firm takes a modern and progressive approach to delivering legal services and provides a supportive and friendly work environment for its valued staff. Owing to sustained success, the firm is now looking to hire a Property Litigation Solicitor to work in its office located in St Albans, Hertfordshire.

Our Agency Requirements

• What salary are you currently seeking?
• How far are you most comfortable to travel from home?
• How long is your notice period?

Solicitor - Property Litigation

For further details of this Property Litigation Solicitor vacancy, please contact Charlotte on 01954 208 061 quoting reference CW32819.

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