| Salary | Any |
|---|---|
| Location | Bristol |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Company | Judicial Review |
| Contact | Louisa Perkins |
| Specialist Areas | Construction |
| Posted | 3rd Jul 2008 |
| Expires | 10th Jul 2008 |
Our client has over 50 partners and over 130 other lawyers spread across offices in Bristol, Birmingham and London.
Our client currently seeks an Assistant Solicitor for their Non-Contentious Construction team based in Bristol.
Our client's team has wide ranging experience of working with the industry's increasingly complex framework of legislation, procurement systems and contractual obligations. They advise on all stages and any aspect of the construction process from inception through to completion and beyond.
The team advises on risk management and dispute resolution, and is regularly engaged in negotiation, mediation and formal processes such as adjudication.
A suitable candidate should be motivated, have a pro-active and flexible approach; an interest in business development and be capable of operating independently. You should have broad non-contentious construction experience.
In return, you will receive an excellent salary and benefits package together with the opportunity to work with one of Bristol's most forward thinking firms who understand the need for a work/life balance.
So send through your CV today to (email address removed) or call Louisa Perkins on (phone number removed) for a confidential discussion regarding all our Bristol and South West vacancies.
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