Overview
As a Senior Associate in construction disputes, you will lead high-value litigation, adjudication and arbitration for major infrastructure and energy clients. You join a top-tier Bristol team within a national practice known for complex work and a collaborative culture. You will supervise junior lawyers, manage multi-party matters, and shape strategy across domestic and international disputes. This role offers influence, autonomy, and visibility in a renowned law firm with hybrid working. You drive client relationships and contribute to the firm’s market-leading construction practice.
Pay / Benefits
- hybrid working model
- industry leading training and progression
- collaborative, people-first culture
- high value, complex and career-defining work
- inclusive and accessible recruitment process
- recognised as an excellent place to work
Responsibilities
- Lead construction-related litigation, adjudication and arbitration
- Handle high-value disputes in the Technology and Construction Court
- Manage adjudications, expert determinations and mediations
- Provide strategic troubleshooting throughout project lifecycles
- Handle domestic and international arbitration matters
- Support major infrastructure and energy clients on complex disputes
- Supervise junior lawyers and contribute to team development
- Build and strengthen client relationships as you progress toward senior leadership
Key requirements
- 8+ years PQE in contentious construction disputes
- Experience handling complex, high-value and multi-party matters
- Strong understanding of adjudication, arbitration and TCC litigation
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to manage a demanding and varied caseload with confidence
- Proactive, commercially minded approach
- Experience supervising and developing junior colleagues
- Track record of effective matter management and business development
- Registration with the SRA
- excellent communication
- interpersonal skills
- commercial mindset
- adjudication
- arbitration
- TCC litigation
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