Real Estate Litigation Solicitor – Bristol – 1+ Years PQE

Company: Chadwick Nott
Apply for the Real Estate Litigation Solicitor – Bristol – 1+ Years PQE
Location: Bristol
Job Description:

Overview

As a Real Estate Litigation Solicitor in Bristol, you will handle a varied caseload within a leading national firm’s Property Litigation team. You’ll work closely with senior lawyers on telecoms, development, landlord-tenant, and rights of light disputes, delivering high-quality advisory and litigation work. The role offers exposure to top-tier matters and strong long-term career prospects in a collaborative, ambitious environment. You will contribute to complex disputes for a diverse client base, including public bodies, developers, and investors. This is a growth-driven opportunity with hybrid flexibility and clear progression paths.

Pay / Benefits

  • hybrid work
  • competitive remuneration
  • structured progression
  • development and training
  • wellbeing and diversity commitments
  • collaborative team environment

Responsibilities

  • Handle a broad caseload in real estate disputes, including telecoms and development-related issues
  • Advise on commercial landlord and tenant matters and rights of light
  • Work on misrepresentation, breach of contract, and frustration claims
  • Draft pleadings, opinions, and case strategy with senior lawyers
  • Collaborate within a high-performing team to meet client expectations
  • Engage with a varied client base including public bodies, developers, landlords, occupiers and investors

Key requirements

  • 1+ years’ PQE in real estate or commercial litigation with property exposure
  • Strong technical ability and genuine interest in property disputes
  • Excellent drafting, analytical and communication skills
  • Ability to work collaboratively in a high-performing team
  • Proactive, commercially minded approach
  • willingness to develop specialist expertise in telecoms and development-related disputes
  • collaboration
  • commercial mindset
  • strong communication
  • Real estate litigation
  • Telecoms disputes
  • Electronic Communications Code familiarity (advantageous)

…

Posted: September 14th, 2026