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    Construction Disputes Knowledge Lawyer

    London ConstructionPermanent, Full time Salary to discuss in confidence

    Turn your construction disputes experience into practical guidance that other litigators can use on their cases.

    The role

    • Research developments in construction disputes and turn them into practical guidance, precedents and technical updates.
    • Prepare and deliver training, support matter research and contribute to client briefings, tenders and consultation responses.
    • Help colleagues find and use knowledge effectively, including exploring suitable technology and AI tools.

    What you will need

    A qualified solicitor with at least five years of contentious construction PQE, or relevant previous professional support lawyer experience. You should enjoy explaining difficult points clearly, producing reliable written resources and understanding how knowledge is used in practice. Familiarity with legal research services, strong organisation and the confidence to work with lawyers at different levels will be useful.

    What is on offer

    • Permanent, full time position.
    • Register your interest with Connect Legal Partners.
    • A recruiter can talk you through the role before you decide whether to be introduced.

    Speak with Connect Legal Partners in confidence. We will discuss the employer and application process with you before any introduction.

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