Litigation Locum

Locum Litigation Solicitor | Housing Management | Norfolk | Hybrid | 3 Month Assignment

The Requirement

An immediate opportunity has arisen for an experienced Locum Litigation Solicitor to bridge a gap within a busy team handling housing management matters. The assignment is expected to run for a minimum of three months, with the potential to extend up to 12 months (currently anticipated until the end of May).

This role requires a confident practitioner who can step into an active caseload and manage matters independently with minimal supervision.

You will be responsible for handling a varied housing management litigation caseload, including:

• Possession proceedings
• Injunction applications
• Housing disrepair claims
• General landlord and tenant litigation

The priority is ensuring continuity of service and competent case handling, including attending hearings where required.

• Qualified Solicitor or Legal Executive with strong litigation experience
• Proven background in housing management litigation
• Ability to manage a caseload independently and work unsupervised
• Confident advocate, comfortable attending hearings
• Ideally locally based and able to travel to court
• Available to attend the office at least two days per week

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced locum seeking a stable medium‑term assignment within a supportive but busy litigation environment.

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