Posted 29 July, 2026
Senior Restructuring & Insolvency Litigation Lawyer
Candidate Source Ltd
London, ENG, GB
Full Time
Job Description
Some career moves change your job. Others change your life. This Senior Restructuring & Insolvency Litigation Lawyer opportunity gives you the chance to lead at senior level while enjoying one of the world's most sought after lifestyles, where your mornings can begin with a walk along pink sandy beaches and your evenings finish watching the sun disappear over the Atlantic. Beyond the career opportunity, you'll enjoy year round sunshine, crystal clear waters, an active outdoor lifestyle, a welcoming international community and a pace of life that allows you to genuinely enjoy your time away from work. An opportunity to combine career progression with an exceptional quality of life A leading Bermuda law firm is seeking a senior litigation lawyer at Counsel / Junior Partner level to join and help grow its Dispute Resolution practice. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced restructuring and insolvency litigator to take a meaningful role within a highly regarded boutique-style firm, with the opportunity to develop a practice, mentor junior lawyers and play a key role in the continued growth of the team. The ideal Senior Restructuring & Insolvency Litigation Lawyer will have:\n
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- Significant experience in contentious litigation and restructuring & insolvency matters; \n
- Strong court advocacy skills and experience handling complex, high value disputes; \n
- Experience managing matters independently, including leading files and advising clients through challenging commercial situations; \n
- Experience working on cross-border disputes and international matters; \n
- Previous experience within an island or offshore jurisdiction (ideally Bermuda, Cayman, Jersey, Guernsey, BVI or similar); \n
- A strong commercial approach, excellent client relationship skills and the ability to develop trusted professional relationships; \n
- A genuine interest in mentoring and supporting more junior lawyers. \n
