| Salary | Any |
|---|---|
| Location | West London |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Company | Judicial Review |
| Contact | Paul Malone |
| Specialist Areas | Construction |
| Posted | 4th Jul 2008 |
| Expires | 4th Jul 2008 |
West London - Construction Solicitor - Great prospects ( attractive salary neg on experience)
Our client is a leading West London law firm and they are one of the South-East's premier Real Estate practices.
They currently have an exciting opportunity in their Uxbridge office for a Construction solicitor, primarily non-contentious but with some contentious elements.
This is a progressive 32 partner mid-tier firm with a turnover approaching £15 million and an impressive client base.
Working closely with the Construction partner you will have the opportunity to enhance your existing skills and have a frontline involvement in the continued expansion of the department.
The successful candidate should have a client focused and business minded approach and be keen to join a firm where they can make their mark. You will thrive on developing your expertise acting for major clients and fostering relationships with these clients.
They will expect you to have a track record of academic excellence and at least three years PQE gained in a renowned regional, west end or city firm. You must be technically sound in all areas of Construction law. You will have had experience of frontline involvement in complex legal issues and delivery of a very high level of client care.
This role comes with excellent prospects, exposure to a high level of work and a very competitive salary.
So send through your cv today to (email address removed) or call Paul Malone on (phone number removed) for a confidential discussion.
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