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    Housing Litigation Solicitor or Legal Executive, 2+ PQE

    Cardiff Property LitigationWorking arrangements to discuss Salary to discuss in confidence

    Develop your own housing litigation practice, combining court proceedings with advice that helps clients manage housing more effectively.

    Develop your own housing litigation practice, combining court proceedings with advice that helps clients manage housing more effectively.

    The role

    This role covers a mix of housing management disputes and advisory work. You will work directly with clients, take responsibility for day to day file progress and support colleagues on more demanding matters.

    • Manage a caseload involving possession, injunctions and housing disrepair, alongside practical policy advice.
    • Support more complex instructions, supervise junior colleagues and keep clients informed about strategy and deadlines.
    • Contribute to client training and relationship development while maintaining accurate, well managed files.

    What you will need

    You will bring at least two years of relevant post qualification experience in housing management or property litigation and be comfortable progressing your own files. Clear drafting, commercial awareness and the ability to balance competing deadlines are important. Qualified legal executives need the relevant civil litigation practice rights.

    What is on offer

    • The role will suit someone who enjoys both technical casework and the opportunity to explain legal developments to clients through training and ongoing advice.
    • Apply through Connect Legal Partners with your CV for a confidential discussion about the role.

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