Solicitor/Associate – Construction Professional Indemnity

Company: DAC Beachcroft
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Location: Glasgow
Job Description:

Overview

In this role, you support a growing Professional Indemnity Team focused on construction-related PI claims. You will work with insurers and insured professionals, handling a varied caseload and contributing to high-profile matters. You will build client relationships, advise on strategy and coverage issues, and collaborate with partners to drive growth. The position offers cross-border collaboration and the chance to shape a thriving practice in a dynamic market.

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain client relationships under supervision, delivering clear, pragmatic advice and keeping stakeholders informed
  • Handle a varied caseload of construction-related PI claims for a wide range of construction professionals
  • Assist insurers with coverage issues under construction PI policies, under partner supervision
  • Manage matters from instruction through pre-action and litigated stages, including drafting, evidence management, and addressing project issues
  • Take day-to-day ownership of files while supporting Partners on larger matters
  • Contribute to dispute resolution through ADR
  • Instruct and liaise with experts and Counsel, scoping instructions and managing timetables

Key requirements

  • Professional indemnity and/or construction expertise
  • Strong relationship and client handling skills
  • Ability to work confidently with clients on day-to-day issues
  • Self-sufficiency in managing a caseload appropriate to experience
  • Change oriented with a flexible approach to new initiatives
  • Team-oriented with willingness to share knowledge and support colleagues
  • Willingness to work hard in a highly ambitious team
  • Strong relationship-building
  • Client handling
  • Team collaboration
  • Professional indemnity
  • Construction expertise
  • ADR and dispute resolution

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Posted: October 1st, 2026