Litigation Solicitor - varied caseload - career progression
Job Description
I’m working with a well-established law firm in Eastbourne that’s looking to bring in a Civil Litigation Lawyer to join their busy and growing team. This is a rare opportunity, created due to continued demand rather than turnover.
\n What’s particularly appealing about this role is the breadth of work on offer. You’ll get exposure to a genuinely varied caseload, making it a great fit for someone who enjoys a mix of litigation matters rather than being siloed into one niche area.
The role itself
\n You’ll be joining a thriving litigation team, handling your own caseload across a broad range of civil disputes, including:
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- Property disputes \n
- Landlord and tenant matters \n
- Commercial disputes \n
- Employment-related issues \n
There’s a strong emphasis on client contact, so you’ll be dealing directly with clients both over the phone and face-to-face, building relationships and providing a high level of service throughout.
Who this would suit
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- A qualified Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive with 2+ years’ PQE \n
- Someone with solid experience across civil litigation matters \n
- Confident communicator with strong client care skills \n
- Organised, proactive, and detail-oriented \n
- Comfortable managing their own caseload independently \n
- Someone with an interest in networking and business development \n
What you’ll get in return
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- The chance to handle a genuinely varied and interesting caseload \n
- A role with real responsibility and client exposure from day one \n
- Support to develop both technically and commercially \n
- A collaborative team where people pull together rather than compete \n
- Opportunities to get involved in business development and networking \n
- A competitive salary, bonus structure, and benefits package \n
This is a great option for a Civil Litigation Lawyer who wants to broaden their experience, work closely with clients, and be part of a firm that values both professional development and long-term progression.
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