Solicitor – Property Litigation – Exeter – 3-4 Years PQE

Company: Chadwick Nott
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Location: Exeter
Job Description:

Overview

In this Property Litigation role, you join a respected UK law firm in Exeter to handle a varied portfolio of contentious property matters. You will work within a collaborative, forward-thinking team, supporting complex disputes and mentoring junior lawyers. You will build strong client relationships while delivering practical, commercial advice and contributing to knowledge-sharing initiatives. This is a value-driven opportunity to shape outcomes for both residential and commercial clients in a dynamic environment.

Pay / Benefits

  • flexible working arrangements
  • wellbeing initiatives
  • professional development support
  • competitive salary and benefits
  • inclusive team culture
  • opportunity for community engagement

Responsibilities

  • Manage a varied caseload of property-related disputes (residential and commercial)
  • Handle co-ownership, neighbour, lease, tenancy, and boundary issues
  • Oversee possession claims, professional negligence, and title rectification matters
  • Supervise and mentor junior lawyers, trainees, and paralegals
  • Support high-volume tenancy management work (disrepair, ASB injunctions, leaseholder claims)
  • Collaborate with partners on complex matters and maintain client relationships
  • Contribute to team development and knowledge-sharing initiatives

Key requirements

  • 3-4 years PQE in property litigation
  • Experience handling residential and commercial contentious property matters
  • Strong technical knowledge and commercial awareness
  • Excellent communication and client relationship skills
  • Collaborative and empathetic leadership approach
  • Caseload management independence
  • Proactive and high-quality client service mindset
  • collaborative
  • empathic leadership
  • strong communication
  • property litigation
  • contentious property matters
  • lease and tenancy disputes

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Posted: October 16th, 2026