These are exciting times at ARAG Law, as we are going through a period of positive business change and sustained growth across our Litigation teams. As a result, we now have a permanent Property Litigation Associate opportunity available in our central Bristol office (hybrid).
About the team:
Our Property Litigation team sit within our larger Complex Litigation function and are a highly skilled, friendly and supportive team who specialise in high-quality property litigation work that comes from the ARAG Legal Expenses Insurance Group.
About the role:
As a Property Litigation Associate, you’ll be dealing with a wide range of property litigation matters including property damage, trespass and nuisance issues.
You’ll run your own autonomous caseload, and we drive a culture of effective and efficient case handling, so you’ll help ensure our customers always receive the highest standard of service, whilst adhering to regulatory and company processes, and considering the cost aspects.
There’s an established pipeline of work available, and this is a great opportunity to raise your individual and business profile. You can also look forward to being part of a team who boast a wealth of experience, unrivalled support and opportunities for you to grow and develop, which are actively encouraged.
Key responsibilities include:
- Managing your own caseload of Property Litigation cases on behalf of a range of clients.
- Resolving disputes in a commercial manner either via the Courts or via the use of mediation and other ADR techniques.
- Ensuring the work is delivered with a close eye to risk management and with a high level of client service excellence.
- Being responsible for meeting an annual billing target and KPI’s etc.
- Where necessary, supervising and managing one or more junior members within the team helping to ensure they too meet their financial targets and manage risk appropriately.
This is a permanent, hybrid role – minimum 2 days per week in our Bristol City Centre office (5 minutes’ walk from Bristol Temple Meads train station). Full-time hours will be ideal; however, we may consider part-time options (min. 4 days a week, or the equivalent hours), dependent upon your experience.