Property Litigation NQ Solicitor – Plymouth

Company: Chadwick Nott
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Location: Plymouth
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you join a fast-growing national Property Litigation team to handle a broad range of disputes for high-profile clients. You will gain early responsibility, direct client contact, and the opportunity to run your own matters within a supportive team. The position offers exposure to high-value work, development-focused training, and a clear path to progression. This is an ideal platform for a junior lawyer to build deep property litigation expertise and advance quickly.

Pay / Benefits

  • Competitive salary and benefits package
  • Structured progression and development
  • Exposure to complex, high value work
  • Involvement in responsible business initiatives
  • Charity work and D&I groups
  • Wellbeing and work-life balance

Responsibilities

  • Handle a variety of property-related disputes (landlord and tenant, building safety, rights of way, adverse possession, boundary disputes)
  • Manage and progress own matters with supervision where needed
  • Engage directly with a broad client base and senior lawyers
  • Work on both commercial and residential service charge disputes, insolvency, and recoveries
  • Contribute to complex, high-value matters for developers, housebuilders, investors, and public sector bodies
  • Support the team with a proactive, professional approach and meet deadlines

Key requirements

  • NQ-1 PQE with a property litigation seat or relevant contentious property experience
  • Genuine interest in a long-term property litigation career
  • Strong communication skills and confidence to interact with a diverse client base
  • Empathy, professionalism and sound judgment for sensitive matters
  • Resilience, excellent organisation, and ability to manage competing deadlines
  • Meticulous approach and readiness for early responsibility
  • Strong communication
  • Empathy and professionalism
  • Resilience and organisation
  • Property litigation
  • Landlord & tenant
  • Building Safety Act matters

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Posted: October 1st, 2026