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Solicitor - Litigation

Southern Housing

22nd May 2026 - 26th June 2026
£45 per hour
Fleet House, 59-61 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M 5NW
Data Management
Legal
Communication
Legal certification
Housing law expertise
Litigation skills

Role

Who You Are

You possess a valid and current Law Society Practicing Certificate if you are a solicitor, or a Bar Council certificate with the ability to conduct litigation confirmed if you are a barrister. You have a deep understanding of housing management and landlord & tenant law, and are committed to providing legal advice and assistance. You are a team player who supports junior colleagues and assists senior team members while maintaining effective relationships across the organization. Confidentiality and professionalism guide your work, and you actively update your knowledge in the legal field.

What the Job Involves

Your role involves providing legal advice and conducting litigation on a range of housing management and landlord & tenant issues. This includes managing cases related to anti-social behavior, tenancy fraud, housing disrepair, and other contentious matters. You'll draft pleadings, conduct effective communication, and develop internal processes to enhance legal services. You are responsible for staying informed about legal frameworks affecting housing associations and sharing this knowledge within the team. Additionally, you will assist with the coordination of external solicitors when necessary and provide coverage for other solicitors and the Legal Services Manager (Litigation) as needed.

Skills

  • Valid Law Society Practicing Certificate or Bar Council certificate
  • Expertise in housing management and landlord & tenant law
  • Efficient litigation and advocacy skills
  • Ability to draft legal documents
  • Strong communication and liaison abilities
  • Process development and data management proficiency
  • Team support and leadership capabilities
  • Commitment to confidentiality and professional conduct
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