Contentious Construction Senior Associate
Stoke-on-Trent, Stoke, Staffordshire, EX39, England, UK
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Law/Legal
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Construction
Contentious Construction Senior Associate
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A leading national law firm are seeking a Contentious Construction Senior Associate to join their busy team in London.
RoleYou will join a specialist team who advise on a wide range of construction law advising clients in the private and public institutions, predominantly in health, local government, emergency services and social housing sectors.
The team advise on the full range of disputes that arise out of projects including procurement disputes, design and construction disputes, operational disputes and fire safety disputes and termination disputes.
You will focus on complex and high value construction disputes relating to JCT or NEC forms of contracts and will be responsible for your own caseload.
YouPlease apply if you have at least 4 years PQE in contentious construction. You will have had experience of working at a large firm with an established construction team. It is important you hve experience of JCT and NEC documents and the various stages of litigation.
A good working knowledge of construction contracts is required as well as disputes relating to payment issues, change, defects, termination and professional negligence.
You must have experience of dealing with your own caseload.
Why apply?This is a stand-out opportunity to join a firm known for it’s welcoming and supportive culture. They have a strong social ethos and work as a team encouraging personal development and a healthy work-life balance.
The firm offer employees at least 50% home working. They also have a highly competitive benefits package and market leading salary on offer.
For more information please contact Kate Albon at KMA Legal on or apply as directed.
Seniority level- Mid-Senior level
- Full-time
- Legal
- Law Practice
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